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N Joyful Wing!" Arise and sing,
Ye song birds of the soul ;
Through mount and vale let songs prevail,
And where the billows roll;
Go forth on joyful wing,
Smg, sing, d'sing,
Through all the world, forever,
Let widening echoes ring.
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"On Joyful Wing!" Haste, haste to bring
High tributes of the soul,
And lay them low, with love aglow.
Where songs eternal roll;
Go forth on joyful wing.
Sing, sing, O sing.
And crown with royal gladness
Your own Immortal King.
Ocean Grove, N. J., May, z886. £. H. Stoxbs.
On Joyful Wing may be had with music in character notation or in • the
ordinary notation. When ordering please say which is preferred.
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On Joyful ¥ing.
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Rer. J. P. DiMMiTT.
1. Sing with me of a Saviour's love, Sing how he left his throne above,
2. Sing of him who the hungry fed, And hy his word restored the dead,
3. Sing, oh, sing of the thorns he wore, Sing of the load of sin he bore,
4. Sing his vie -to - ry o'er the grave, Sing of his mighty power to save.
Sing of his birth in low - ly stall, Sing how he loved us one and all.
Sing of the blind re-ceiv-ing sight, Sing of his works of wondrous might.
Sing how he hung up- on the tree. Sing of his death for you and me.
Sing how he in - tercedes a-bove, Sing of his ev - er-last-ing love.
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1. Hail, all hail, the Prince of glo-ry ! Shout for joy, ye saints a - hove!
2. Bring our hearts, a willing off 'ring, Come with songs hefore his throne;
3. £v - er - last-ing are his mer-cies; Like a rock his promise stands;
4. Let our grateful souls a-dore him For his kind and gracious care;
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Tell, O earth, the grand old sto - ry Of Je - hovah's mighty love.
"We are his, for he has made us, — ^We are his, and not our own.
Praise from ev - 'ry liv- ing crea-ture He by sov'reign right demands.
Let our grate- fol souls a - dore him, And our lives his truth declare.
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Wm. J. Kikxpatrick.
1. Be- fore thee, O Father, our souls would draw near, In fervent and
2. How sweet to approach with our burden of sin, And feel it roll
3. We drink from the fountain unfathomed and clear, That flows from the
4. Oh, bliss without measure ! the light of the throne By faith we can
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sup- pliant prayer ; O fiend from the throne of thy mercy and hear The
light- ly a - way ! How sweet u) be filled with thy presence within,'While
heart of our King ; And reaching us, kneeling in suppli- ance here. Its
joy-ful-ly see; In glad conse - cration thy glo-ry we own, And
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ear -nest pe - ti-tions we bear.
low at thy foot- stool we stay!
sweet- est re-fireshment doth bring,
yield our de - vo-tion to thee.
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Waken our souls to de- votion a-
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Jno. R. Swbmst.
1. Looking un - to Je - sus, Nev - er need we yield, O - ver all the
2. Look a- way to Je - sus, Look a- way from all, Then we need not
3. Looking nn - to Je - sus, Wond'ringly we trace Heights of power and
4. Looking up to Je - sus» On the eurrald throne, Faith shall pierce the
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ar - mor Faith the hat - tie - shield ; Stand- ard of sal - va - tion,
stum- hie. Then we shall not fall ; From each snare that lur - eth,
glo - ry. Depths of love and grace; Vis - tas &r un-fold - ing
heavens, Where our King is gone ; Lord, on thee de- pend - ing,
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In our hearts unfflled; Let its el - e- va-tion O - vercome the world.
Foe or phantom grim, Safe - ty this ensureth, — Look away to him.
Ever stretch he-fore As we gaze, beholding Ev - er more and more.
Now contin- ual - ly, Heart and mind ascending, Let us dwell with thee.
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Look-ing un - to Je - sus, Looking un - to Je - sus. Looking nn - to
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Looking nn - to Je - sns, O- ver all the armor Faith the battle shield.
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In answer to question of leader at Ocean Grove " Who will trust?'
W. H. G. many rose, saying. " I will." W. H. Gbistwbt.
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1. Blessed Saviour, my sal - vation, I will trust in thee
2. Sanctify and cleanse me, Saviour, I will trust in thee
3. Here I stand and thee confessing, I will trust in thee
I am saved from
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lov-ing fa - vor, I will trust in thee,
heart thy blessing, I will trust in thee.
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6 Wt nvt fKatctiCnfi l^ome to Zion.
Hbzbkiah Buttbkworth. Gb(>. F. Root.
1. We are marching home to Zi - on, We are marching day by day ;
2. We shall see the King in beau-ty, We shall see him on his throne;
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He shall shine, a sun in splendor That a guid - ing light has shown ;
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Marching onward, marching onward, Marching day by day , day by day ;
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1. /My heart is fixed, e - ter-nal God, Fixed on thee, Fixed on thee, And
2. In him I see the Godhead shine, Christ for me, Christ forme; He
3. Let others hoast of heaps of gold, Christ for me, Christ for me ; His
4. In pin-ing sickness, or in health, Christ for me, Christ for me ; In
my immor - tal choice is made, Christ for me, Christ for me
is the Ma - jes - ty Divine, — Christ for me, Christ for me
rich - es nev - er can he told, Christ for me, Christ for me
deep- est pov - er - ty or wealth, Christ for me, Christ for me
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is my Prophet, Priest, and King, Who did for me sal - va- tion hring,
Father^s well-helov- ed Son, Co - partner of his roy - al throne,
gold will waste and wear away. Your hon- ors per - ish in a day ;
in that all- import- ant day. When I the summons must o - hey.
And while IVe hreath I mean to sing, Christ for me, Christ for me.
Who did for hu-man guilt a - tone, Christ for me, Christ for me.
My por- tion nev- er can de-cay, — Christ for me, Christ for me.
And pass from this dark world a- way, Christ for me, Christ for me.
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1. In perfect peace I now can say^ Trasting in the name of Je - sns, I
2. I came with gailt and sin opprei^ed, Trasting in the name of Je* sus, I
3. Beneath the hallowed mercy-seat, Trusting in the name of Je - sns, I
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walk with God from day to day, Trusting in the name of je - sus ; I
took his yoke and found sweet rest, Trusting in the name of Je - sus ; How
sit en - raptured at his feet, Trusting in the name of Je - sus ; And
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walk hy faith and not by sight, Trusting in the name of Je - bus, His
light my burdens now ap - pear, Trusting in the name of Je - sus ; I
when my spon of life is o'er, Trusting in the name of Je - sus, My
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love my theme from mom till night, Trusting m the name of Je - sus.
have no time for doubt or , fear. Trusting in the name of Je - sus.
soul shall fly to yon - der shore, Trusting in the name of Je - sus.
D. 5.— walk with God from day to day, Trusting in the name of Je - sus.
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Trusting in the name of Je - sus. On- ly in the name of Je - sus, I
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1. O Saviour, precious Saviour, Whom yet unseen we love, O name of might and
2. O Bringer of 8alvation,Who wondrously hath wrought, Thyself the reve-
3. In thee all fulness dwelleth. All grace and power divine; The glory that ex«
4. Oh, grant the consummation Of this our song ahove, In endless ad- o-
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fa - vor. All oth- er names a- bove ; We worship thee, we bless thee. To
la- tion Of love beyond our thought; We worship thee, we bless thee, To
eel- leth, O Son of God, is thine ; We worship thee, we bless thee, To
ra - tion And everlasting love ; Then shall we praise and bless thee, Where
thee alone we sing ; We praise thee and confess thee. Our holy Lord and King.
thee alone we sing ; We praise thee and confess thee,Our gracious Lord and King.
thee alone we sing; We praise thee and confess thee,Our gracious Lord and King.
perfect praises ri^g, And evermore confess thee, O graciouji Lord and King.
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Wm. J. KiRKPATRICX.
1. Precious, precious blood of Je - sus, Shed on Cal - va - ry ;
2. Precious blood that hath redeemed us! All the price is paid;
3. Precious, precious blood of Je - sus ! Let it make thee whole ;
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Shed for reb - els, shed for sin - ners, Shed for me t
Per - feet par - don now is of - fered, Peace is made.
Let it flow in might - j cleans- ing 0*er thy soul.
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PredouSi precious blood of Jesus, "lis flowing, ev - er flowing free ;
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Deep in scarlet glow,
Jesus' precious blood can make them
White as snow.
5 Precious blood ! by this we conquer
In the fiercest fight;
Sin and Satan overcoming
By its might
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1. IVe been to the field with the reapers, And there I have gleaned all day ;
2. O sweet was the song of the reapers, And bright was their golden grain.
3. And still by the side of the reapers I ask that my place may be,
But my task was Iight,and my heart was glad, For I heard the Master say :
As it waved in the light of the mid-day sun,And it smiled o'er the harvest plain.
Till the san shall set, and my work is done, And the Master calls me home.
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Best by and by, rest by and by, Rest in the field a - hove ; There is
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rest by and by, happy rest by and by, And a crown of e- ter - nal love.
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Jno R. Swbnbt.
1. Look not on the clouds that gather Darkly o^r thy path to- day,
2. See ! the gold - en rays are streaming From a Iot - ing Father's hand,
3. Let us catch the hlessed sunshine In our lives and hearts to-day,
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Coming down
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the blessed sunshine God hath strewn along thy way.
our food to rip - en And to beau - ti- fy the land,
its warmth and beauty Unto oth - ers on our way.
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"To bring them unto a goodly land." — Ex. iii. 8.
Rer. M. R. Hawsis, M. A. (altered.)
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1. The home-land! oh, the home -land! The land of the free-born;
2. My Lord is in the home - land, With an - gels bright and fair ;
3. For loved ones in the home -land Are wait-ing me to come,
No gloom - y night is known there, But aye the fade - less mom.
No sin - ful thing nor e - vil Can ev - er en - ter there ;
Where neith-er death nor sor - row In - vade their ho - ly home ;
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I'm sigh - ing for the home- land, My heart is ach - ing here ;
The mu - sic of the home- laud Is ring - ing in my ears,
O dear, dear na-tive coun-try! O rest and peace a- hove!
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Lord, bring me to the home -land Of thy e- ter - nal love!
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Martha J. Lankton.
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Wm. J KlRKPATKIOC.
1. Sound, sound the jab -i - lee, €rod is our King! Hail him, ye
2. Sound, sound the jnb - i - lee, Wake and re-joice! Laud his re-
3. Bright- Ij the morning star Breaks from the skies, O ye de-
sons of men, His glo - ry sing ;
deeming grace With heart and voice,
sponding ones, Lift up your eyes ;
He has de-liv-ered us,
Great is the mighty Lord,
Come to his tem- pie gates,
Praise ye his name ; Let ey - 'ry mor- tal tongue His love proclaim.
Great is our King, Now and for - ey - er- more His praise shall ring.
Ck>me, come a - way ; Haste, let his courts he filled With praise to-day.
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Our wonder- ful, wonder- fill Lord and
Oh, joy- fill -ly, joy- ful- ly come u - nit - ed,
He ten-der - ly comforts the wea - ry - heart - ed.
Out wonder- ful, wonder -ful Lord, our wonder- ful Lord and Sav - iour,
Oh, joy- ful - ly, joy- ful - ly come, oh, joy- ful - ly come u-nit - ed.
He tender - ly comforts the wea - ry, comforts the wea- ry-heart - ed,
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To hon-or and worship the Prince of
His mer-cy en-dur-eth for-ev - - er ■
Who ruleth and reigneth, who ml -eth and reigneth from shore to shore.
To hon- or and worship, to hon - or and worship the Prince of Peace ;
His mer-cy en-dureth for-ev-er, en - dureth for-ev - er-more;
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To him shall the princes of earth be gath - ered,
Oh, joy- ful-ly, joy- ful-ly spread his tri - nmph,
Oh, wonder- ful, wonder- ful love of Je
To him shall the princes of earth, the princes of earth be gath
Oh, joy- ful- ly, joy- ful - ly spread, oh, joy- ful - ly spread his tri
Oh, wonder- ful, wonder -ful love, oh, wonder- ful love of Je
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And ag-es e-ter-nal his name a - dore.
And get him the glo - ry that ne'er shall cease.
We'll sing of its raptnre when time is o'er.
And ag-es e - ter - nal, and ag-es e - ter - nal his name a - dore.
And get him the glo-ry, and get him the glo-ry that ne'er shall cease.
We'll sing of its rapture, we'll sing of its rap-ture when time is o'er.
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A. T. GORHAM.
Wnitina Ut Hou untt JKe.
Wm. J. KiRKPATSlCK.
1. The gold - en spires axe gleaming Just on the oth - er
2. The fade- less flowers are blooming Just on the oth - er
3. With joy we soon shall gath- er Just on the oth - er
4. Yes, wait - ing, ev- er wait - ing Just on the oth - er
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see the turrets glis- ten Hard by the flowing tide ; The pearly gates are
down life's shining riv - er The crystal waters glide ; The sons of glo - ry
endless songs of triumph Come floating o'e? the tide ; In Eden's star-lit
yond the roll-ing riv - er^ Across the surging tide; Yes, waiting, ev-er
o-x>en. The highway's large and free. And angel bands are wait-ing To
lin - ger Beneath each spreading tree. And angel bands are wait-ing To
mansions Our home shall ever be. And angel bands are wait-ing To
wait-ing Up -on the Jas-per Sea, The angel bands are wait-ing To
welcome you and me. Wait - ing, wait - ing, beautiful forms I
Waiting for you, waiting for me.
see. The an- gel bands are wait - ing To welcome you and me.
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*' The laborers are few." — Matt. ix. 27.
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1. I want to be a worker for the Lord, 1 want to love and trust his holy
2. I want to be a worker ev -'ry day, I want to lead ihe erring in the
3. I want to be a worker strong and brave, I want to trust in Jesus^ pow V to
4. I want to be a worker; help me, Lord, To lead the lost and erring to thy
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word ; I want to sing and pray, and be bu - sy ev -'ry day In the
way That leads to heav'n above, where all is peace and love In the
save ; All who will tru- ly come, shall find a hap-py home In the
word Thatj>oints to joy on high, where pleasures never die In the
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1. vineyard of the Lord. I will work,
I will pray,
In the
2, 3, 4. kingdom of the Lord. I will work and pray, I will work and pray,
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LdxziB Edwakos.
Jno. R. Swmit.
1. Who - 80- ev - er will come to me, — ^Wonder- fill words of Je - sua!
2. Who - 80- ey - er ! oh, there I cling, Trusting a- lone in Je - sos;
3. Who - 80 - ev - er »- thirst may be, Come with thy heart to Je - sua,
4. Who - so- ev - er will faithful prove, Do-ing the will of Je - sus,
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Shall not per-ish, but saved shall be ; — ^WonderftQ words of Je
There my comfort and help I bring, Trusting a- lone in Je
Brink the wa- ter of life so free. Come with thy heart to Je
Life e - ter- nal shall reap a- hove. Hid in the life of Je
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Who - 80 - ev - er will now believe. Who - ao - ev - er will Christ receive,
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Who - so - ev - er will look shall live; — Wonderful words of Je - sus!
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E. A. Barnbs.
"Call unto me and I will answer thee."— Jer. xxxiii. a.
Wk. J. KlRKPATUCK.
1. A -mid these cares and sor - rows, When courage sinks a - way,
2. A -mid these toils and tri - als, When I am worn and weak,
3. To com - fort and sos-tain me, A- long this rug - ged way,
Out of the words that are divine, And sweetly to tfais heart of mine, I
Out of the words of hope and love, That I may look to him ahove, I
Out of the truths that ever shine, To sweetly win this soul of mine, I
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hear the Saviour say: Call and I will answer thee, Call and I will
hear the Saviour speak :
hear the Saviour say :
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answer thee ; Call in thy faith, call in thy need. And I will answer thee.
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Jno. R. Swpnbt.
1. Wea
2. All
3. Why
4. Ask
- ry and thirst - y, oh, why
the day long by the way
wilt thou slight him, so iaith -
him to help thee just now
wilt thou roam ?
side he stands,
fhl and true ?
to be - lieve;
4. Ask him to help thee just now to believe. Ask him to help thee just now to believe t
Why wilt thou wand - er, an ex - - He from home?
Show - ing the print of the nails in his hands ;
Night is approach - ing, and what wilt thou do ?
Ask him in mer - cy thy heart to re - ceive;
Why wilt thou wander, an exile from home f W hy wilt thou wander, an exile from nome f
Showing the print of the nails in his hands. Showing the print of the nails in his hands ;
Night is approaching, and what wilt thou do f Night is approaching, and what wilt thou do f
Ask him m mer- cy thy heart to^ receive. Ask him in mer - cy thy heart to receive ;
Come
Come,
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to the wa -
or for-ev
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and this mo -
Come to the wa- ters that sparkle so free.
Come, or forev - er too late it will be.
Deeper and deep- er the darkness will be.
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ment his child
kle so free,
it may be,
ness will be,
thou wilt be,
Come to the waters that sparkle so free.
Come, or forev - er too late it will be.
Deeper and deeper the darkness will be.
Come, and this moment his child thou wilt be. Come, and this moment his child thou wilt be.
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Je - - - BUS thy Sav
Now thy Redeem
Haste, while the Sav
Grieve not the Sav
Je-sus thy Sav-iour
Now thy Redeem - er
iour is plead - -
er is plead - -
iour is plead - -
iour now plead - -
is pleading with thee, thy Saviour is plead- ing with thee,
is pleading with thee, Re-deem-er is plead-ing with thee.
ing with thee,
ing with thee,
ing with thee,
ing with thee.
Haste, while the Saviour is pleading with thee, the Saviour is plead- ing with thee.
Grieve not the Saviour now pleading with ihee, the Saviour now pleading with thee.
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Plead - - ingwith thee, plead - - ingwith thee,
Pleading with thee, pleading with thee, pleading with thee, pleading with thee.
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Walt - - ing so pa - tient-lj, plead - ingwith thee;
Wait-ing to patient - ly, pleading with thee. Waiting so patient - ly, pleading with thee;
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Come to the wa - ters that spar - kle so free,
Come to the wa* ters that sparkle so free. Come to the waters that sparkle so free.
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Je - - - sus thy Sav - iour is plead - - ing with thee.
Je-sus thy Sav- iour k pleading with thee, thy Saviour is plead- ing with thee.
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E. A. Baknss.
fnaftftiff fllelolrs*
Jno. R. Swnonr.
1. I will sing when morning oometh, And the shadows drift a - way,
2. I will sing when I am bn - sj, Toil-ing on. in hope and cheer,
3. I will sing when evening cometh, And the light it steals a - way,
And I wake with gratefal spir- it To be -hold an-oth-er day;
Hap-py in the ma-ny blessings That a -long my path ap-pear;
And I rest a - mid the shadows, From the da - ties of the day ;
IS the Lord who watches o^er me Thro' the night so still and long,
I will sing when I am wea - ry With the burdens that I bear.
To the LoM who reigns forev - er 'Mid the glad ce - les - tial throng,
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And to him who ev - er hear-eth I will lift a morning song.
For the Lord will ev - er keep me In his ten - der love and care.
To the Lord, my hope of heav-en, I will sing an evening song.
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Making melo - dy unto the Lord, the Lord,
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Repeat pp.
I will sing, I will sing,
Making melo - dj un - to the Lord.
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1. Care for the des - o - late, Homeless and cold, Out in a
2. Gk> to them lov - ing - ly, Gk> in his name ; Oh, what a
3. Plead with them x>a-tient-ly, — Faith can- not fail; Pray for them
4. Leave not the work undone, — Toil with your might; ''Rest aft - er
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wU-demess, Far from the fold. Hark!
bles Hsed work, Souls to re - claim !
car- nest -ly, — Prayer will pre- rail,
la - bor comes. Mom aft - er night." Hark !
tis the Master calls,
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Jno. R. Swsnxt.
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1. Saviour, break this heart of mine, Melt it now with lore di-vine;
2. Bend thine ear and hear my cry, Leave me not in sin to die :
3. Reach thy hand and lift my soul From the waves that o'er me roll ;
4. Save me now and ev - er - more ; Lord, I would thy name a - dore ;
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On - ly thou my help must be, On - ly thou canst set me free.
This my hope, my on - ly plea, — ^Thou didst come to res -cue me.
Where for ref - uge can I flee? Lord, I per - ish ; save thou me.
Hide my trembling soul in thee ; Lord, I per - ish ; save tiiou me.
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Out of the deep and mi- ry clay Take me a- way, oh, take me a- way ;
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sus, my on - ly hope^ Friend ev - er dear, Bend to my
sua, my on - ly hope, Grant me thy grace, — Teach me in
sus, my on - ly hope, Je - sus, my King, Help me with
sus, my on - ly hope, Be thou my guest, — Un - der thy
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earnest prayer Thy gracious ear; Come from thy throne above, Come and my
joy or pain Thy hand to trace; Keep thou my heart in peace, Bid ev -'ry
heart and voice Thy praise to sing ; Now let thy beams divine Bright o'er my
might-y wings, O, let me rest, Kest till the angel band — Home to the
dross re- move, Fill me with per-
mur- mur cease, Come and my faith
pathway shine. Draw me, O Sav -
promised land — Bear me at thy command, Sav - iour, to thee.
feet love, Sav - iour, to thee,
increase, Sav - iour, in thee,
iour mine, Clos - er to thee.
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Nearer, xny Ood, to Thee.
Tune above.
1 Neabeb, my God, to thee !
Nearer to thee.
E'en though it be a croe^
That raiseth me ;
Still all my song shall be,
Nearer, my God, to thee.
Nearer to thee!
2 Though like the wanderer,
The sun gone down.
Darkness be over me,
My rest a stone,
Yet in my dreams Fd be
Nearer, my God, to thee,
Nearer to thee !
3 There let the way appear,
Steps unto heaven j
All that thou sendest me,
In mercy given ;
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Angels to beckon me
Nearer, my God, to thee,
Nearer to thee !
4 Then with my waking thoughts
Bright with thy praise,
Out of my stony griefs
Bethel Fll raise,
So by my woes to be
Nearer, my God, to thee,
Nearer to thee I
5 Or if on joyful wing
Cleaving the sky,
Sun, moon, and stars forgot^
Upward I fly,
Still all my song shall be
Nearer, my God, to thee,
Nearer to thee I
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Rev. J. Drustkr Hammond
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1. The whole wide world for Jesus, This shall onr watchword be, Upon the highest
2 The whole wide world for Jesus, Inspires ns with the thought That ev*ry son of
3. The whole wide world for Jesus, The marching order sound, Go ye and preach the
4. The whole wide world for Jesus, In-the Father's home above Are many wondrous
mountain, Down by the widest sea. The whole wide world for Je - sus^
Adam Hath by the blood been bought. The whole wide world for Jesus,
gos - pel Wherev - cr man is found. The whole wide world for Je - bus.
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mansions, Mansions of light and love. The whole wide world for Je - sus. Bid
him all men shall bow, In d - ty or on prairie. The world for Jesus now.
faint not by the way! Tlie cross shall surely conquer In this our glorious day.
banner is unfurled. We bat- tie now for Jesus, And faith demands the world,
forth, O conquering king. Thro' all the mighty nations, The world to glory bring.
The whole wide world, the whole wide world, Proclaim the gos -pel
tid-ings thro' the whole wide world, Lift up the cross for Je - sus. His
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banner be unfurled, Till ev'iy tongue confess him, thro' the whole wide world.
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1. We are praying, bles - sed Saviour, For a clos - er walk with thee ;
2. We are praying, bles - sed Saviour, That thy will in us be done ,
3. We are praying, bles - sed Saviour, That our lives thy praise may show,
4. And at last, when all is ov • er. And our languid eyes we close,
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We are pray- ing that thy spir - it In our hearts may ev - er be.
We are ask - ing for a un - ion That m thee shall make us one.
And thy gracious hand di- rect us In the way that we i^ould go.
May our souls a- wake re-joicing Where the crys-tal nv - er flows
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From this hour, O gracious Lord, May each wak-ing heart be-ibre thee
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E. D. M.
"And Jesus stood and commanded him to be brought unto him."
Luke xviii. 40. T. C. O'Kaxb.
1. Lead me to Je - sos, my soul ia so weary, Wea - ry of bearing the
2. Moantains impassa - ble, sins rise arotmd me, Hiding the light of the
3. Lead me to Je - sus, my soal now returning, Seeks in its ho- som its
yoke of sin; Dark clouds above me, my path - way is drea-ry,
Fa-ther's face; Sit - ting in darkness, sin fet - ter» have bound me,
rest - ing - place ; Lead me to Je - sus, my heart now is burning,
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Joy nev-er dwells my sad heart with - in. Lead me to Je - sub,
Vain - ly I strug - gle without his grace.
Long - ing for mer - cy, and love, and grace.
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lead me to -day; Lead me to Je - sus, lead me, I pray;
Bad me to - day ; Lead me to Je - sus, lead me, I
Tender -ly, careful -ly, Loving -ly, prayerfully, Lead me
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Rev. E. H. Stokh, D. D.
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Wm. J. KlRKTATKiat.
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1. From the gloom of un - be- lief, Ho - ly Spir - it, hear my cry,
2. Doabt dispelled and faith complete, Fall of hope I trav - el od;
3. Glo - ry be to God on high. To the Fa - ther and the Son,
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Send to me thy sweet relief, Send, ob, send it, or
Sol - id rock beneath my feet, Life e- temal shall be won! Spirit, help me
And the Spir- it ; an- gels cry, Worsbip the Almighty One! Thus I worship
light and love, Send it quickly from above, Light of blessed hope and joy,
on my way, Spir- it, help me ev - 'ry day; Then, if doubt or sin assail,
ev -'ry day ; Blessed hope comes in to stay, Peace abides, a Joy- ful guest,
ev -'ry day ; Blessed ho]
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Such as doubt can ne'er destroy. Halle- la- jah! light comes in ; Hallelu - jah!
With thy help I shall prevail.
And my soul has perfect rest. 1^ . * J^
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free from sin ! Hal - le - luiahl hope and joy Such as doubt can ne'er destroy! «
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J. E. Rankih, D. D. Jno. R. Swsmnr.
1. Leading souls to Jesus who are sad and lost, Who upon life's waters have been
2. Leading souls to Jesus, telling them the way Out of nature's darkness into
3. Leading souls to Jesus from their want and 8in,Setting up hiskingdom with its
4. Leading souls to Jesus, as the stars to shine, In some humbly station, Master,
tempest-tossed; All the heavy-laden, burdened with their load,Whi8p'ring of sal-
God's own day; Kneeling with the sinner at the Saviour's feet. Even angels
peace within; Till the Spirit witness in them o'er and o'er,Cleans'd are thy trans-
be it mine; With forgiven sin- ners^not alone, to stand When I rise to
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vation thro' the Lamb of God. Leading souls to Jesus! oh, may this be mine,
can not know of work more sweet,
gressions : go, and sin no more.
glo- ry in the bet - ter land.
Till I cross the riv - er to that home divine ; Sowing by all wa - ters,
till the great day come, When with joy the reapers shout the harvest home.
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Matilda C. Day. Wm. J. Kukpatskk.
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1. We are drinking at the foant - ain Of redeeming, predons love ;
2. We are drinking at the foant - ain That for all so free-ly flows,
3. At the blessed, living fount - ain, £v - er flowing, bright and dear,
4. When we reach our Father's Kingdom, And our pilgrim life is o'er.
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At the crystal fonntun flow - ing From our Father's throne a - bove.
In the murmur of its wa - ters There's a balm for mor - tal woes.
There is joy for ev - 'ry sor - row, And a smile for ev - 'ry tear.
At the fountain pure and sparkling We will drink,and thirst no more.
CHORUS.
Tes, we're drinking at the fountain, The wonderftil, wonderftil fount- ain,
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Drinking full salva-tion at the fount-ain Of life and redeeming love.
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Jno. R. Swsnst.
1. Up and away, like the dew of the momlDg, Soaring from earth to its
2. Shall I be missed if an- oth - er succeed me, Reaping the fields I in
3. OhyWhen theSayiour shall make aphis jewels, When the brightciowns of le*
home in the sun ; Thus would I pass from the earth and its toil - ing,
spring-time have sown? No, for the sow • er maj pass from his la-bors,
joic- ing are won, Then will his faith- ful and wea - ry dis - ci - pies,
only remembered, Only remembered by what I have done, Only remembered,
on - ly remembered, On - ly remem^bered by what I have done.
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S^eHet BelAfi.
WM eamestntss.
W. G. TOMBIL
1. Ling - er not, ling - er not, let us Reek him in onr prayer, Let us
2. Ling- er not, ling-er not, let us seek him now, to-day, If w©
3. Ling - er not, ling - er not, we can nev - er find a rest. For we
bow at his feet, he will surely meet us there ; At the foot of the cross in the
knock at the door he will never turn away ; Oh, the riches of grace that in
seek a new country ,ahome where dwell the blest; We will toil till our work of pro-
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dust we all must fall ; If we ask for his love he will answer one and all. .
Christ is always found ! With the fulness of joy we forev - er may abound,
bation here is done. For the crown is not ours till the yicto - ry is won.
Nev-er, no, nerer de - lay, Nev-er, no, never de - lay,
no, nev-«r de-lay, no. nev-er de-lay,
Up and be do - - ing, And never, no, never de - lay.
Up and be do -ing, yes, up and he do -ing,
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I am the door." — ^John x. 9.
W. H. DOANB.
1. Hear the gen - tie voice that calls thee, Come and see, come and see;
2. Art thou hun-gry? he will give thee Liv-ing bread, liv-ing bread;
3. Art thou thirst-y? oool-ing wa-ter, Pure and free, pure and free,
4. Art thou wea - ry? lay thybur-den At the croes, at the cross;
je - sus at the door of mer - cy Waits for thee, waits for thee.
Lo! a ta- ble now be - fore thee, Rich- ly spread, rich - ly spread ;
From the spring of life e - ter - nal, Flows for thee, flows for thee,
Count the world and all its plea-snres On - ly dross, on - ly dross ;
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To a kind-ly shel-ter nigh. Haste, O, haste thee, quickly fly.
When such heavenly food is thine, Wilt thou in a des - ert pine ?
Traveler, drink, O, drink a - gain. Heal- ing balm for ev - 'ry pain.
Come to Je - suSj^wounded soul, He a - lone can make thee whole.
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Oh ! the Sav - lour is standing at the door, mt the door. Oh ! the
Sav-ionr is standing at the door — Wilt thou en-ter in, he will
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cleanse thy sin, Oh ! the Sav - lour is standing at the door.
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9ro99Cti0 pennies.
Mrs. Fidelia H DbWitt.
Wm J. KiRKPATRICK.
1. Hear the pennies dropping, Listen while they fall, Ev-'ry one for Je - sns,
2. Dropping, dropping ever, From each little band, Tis our gift to Je - sns,
3. Now, while we are little, Pennies are onr store, But, when we are older,
4. Tho* we have not money. We can give him love, He will own our off 'ring,
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• He will get them all.
From' his lit - tie hand.
Iiord, well give thee more.
Smil - ing from a - hove.
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Ev-'ry one for Je- sus, He will get them alL
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S. MABTIlf. Wm. J KiBKFATmiCX.
1. Ill nev-er let go the anchor, Where Jesus hath brought my soul, But
2. My anchor that stood for ag - es, No changes nor time can move ; Twill
3. Oh, glo-ry to God! Tm hap-py; liy trust in his word is strong; I
i. Oh, glo-ry to Grod! Tm hap-py; Til praise him on yonder shore; For
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ding to it still with firm -ness, Though billows around me roll.
sure - ly a-bide for - ev - er ; T^s fixed on a Sav-iour's love.
know that his hand up-holds me, And crowneth my life with song.
now I can brave the tern - pest, And smile when the surges roar.
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nev-er let go, 111 nev-er let go. Till gathered within the vale.
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ReT. John Pakkkk.
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1. Like Ja-oob, in his Beth- el rest, The an- gels are looking on me;
2. Each night I lay me down to sleep, The an- gels are looking on me ;
3. And when I wake, new toils to^meet^The an- gels are looking on me ;
4. A pil-grim to the heavenly land, The an- gels are looking on me;
5. And till I reach my home at last, The an- gels are looking on me;
They watch my pil- low — I am blest, The an- gels are looking on me.
I know I'm safe, for an- gels keep. The an- gels are looking on me.
Qod^a presence makes my joy complete. The an- gels are looking on me.
My steps are kept by God's command, The an- gels are looking on me.
With ev - 'ry tear and tei - al past. The an- gels are looking on me.
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The place which is called Calvary, there they crucified him.'
iAike zxiii. 33.
Jno. R. Swsmbt.
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1. On Calv'ry*8 brow
2. 'Mid rending rocks
3. O Je-8us, Lord,
my SaviooT died,
and dark'ning skies,
how can it be,
Twas there my
My Saviour
That thou shouldst
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Lord was cruel - fied : 'Twas on the cross he bled for
bows his head and dies; The opening vail reveals the
give thy life for me, To bear the cross and ag- o-
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And purchased there
To heaven's joys
In thpit dread hour
my par-don free,
and endless day.
on Cal - va - ry ! —
O Cal-va-ry! dark
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Calva - ry ! Where Jesus shed his blood for me, for me;
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O Cal- va - ry ! blest Cal - va - ry ! Twas there my Saviour died fbr me.
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Fanny J. Crosby.
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John iii. i6.
Wm. J. KlRKPATRKK.
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1. Grod loved the world so tenderly His only Son he gave, That all who on his
2. Oh, love thatonly God can feel, And only hecanshow! Itsheightand depth, its
S-Why perish ,then,y e ransom'd ones?Why slight thegraciouscall?Wliy turn from him
4.0 Savionr,melt these heartsof ours, And teach ns to helieve That whosoever [whose
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name believe Its wondrous pow'r will save. For God so loved the world that ne
length and breadth Nor heav'n nor earth can know !
words proclaim E- ter - nal life to all ?
comes to thee Shall endless life receive.
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cave his on - ly Son, That who -so-ev-er be-lieveth in him
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Should not per - ish, should not per - ish; That who- so-ev-er be-
lieveth in him Should not per - ish, but have ev - er- last- ing life.
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Amrmvn. T. Pibksoh, D. D.
Jm>. R SWBNBT.
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1. The SpiF"^- it and the Bride say," Come! And drink of the water of
2. "O, Come!" Let ev - 'ry one who hears To all who are near him now
3. Who - ey - er will, come, taste and see! Your longings the Saviour can
X. The Spirit and the Bride say,"Comei" The Spirit and the Bride say /'Come! And drink of the water ,and
a.'*0,Come!" Let ev'ry one whohears "CComel" Let ev'ry one whohears,To all who are near him.to
3 Whoever will,come,taste and seel Whoever will,conie,taste and see 1 Your longings the Saviour, ^[ovar
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O, bles - sed call, Good news for all,
say, *' I heard the sound. The stream I found, Be-
fill! The stream is free To you. and me. And
drink of the waterof life." O, hlessed call. Good news to all, O, blessed call. Good news to all,Who
all whoarejiearhimnowsay,! heard the soundfThe.strcamI found,! heard the soundyThe stream I found, ie-
lonpngs the Saviour can fill I The stream is free To you and me,The stream is free To you and me,And
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tire of sin and strife. . . TheSpiritsays, Come, TheBride says, Come, And
hold the living way!" . .
who - soev - er will ! . . .
tire of sin and strife. Who tire of sin and strife. The Spirit says come,come,The Bride says come,come, And
hold the living way!" Behold the living way!"
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drink of the wa - ter of life; .... The " Spir - it says,
drink of the water, and drink of the water of life, the water of life ; The Spirit sa3rs,come,
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Come, The Bride says, Come, And drink of the water of lift.
cemCfThe Bride says, come, come. And drink of the water of life, And drink of the water of life.
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LaVKA MiLLBIt. JkO. R. SwSlfBT.
1. Thou chief among ten thousand, More love - ly far than all,
2. We come, as thou hast taught us. Thy mer - its, Lord, we plead,
3. We know that thou art with us, We feel thy power di- vine ;
4. Our souls, and all with - in us, We con - se- crate to thee.
Re - veal thyself in glo - ry,
Be - cause thou liv - est ev - er.
Thy Spir - it bear - eth wit - ness
And pray that in our weak- ness
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While on thy name we call.
For us to in - ter - cede.
That we through grace are thine.
Thine arm our strength may be.
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Jno. R. Swxmr.
1. Je - SOS, my faith I now confess, Tby presence doth my spirit bless, Thou
2. No strength of mine I dare to claim, Be thine the glory and the fame, I
3. When dangers thicken ronnd my way .And foes engage in bloody £ray,Thoa|
art my peace and righteousness ; I trust in thee a- lone, O Lord,
rest on thine e - ter - nal name ; I trust in thee a- lone, O Lord,
thou alone can win the day; I trust in thee a* lone, O Lord.
O Lord, I stand upon the rock, Thy precious blood has washed my sins a-
O Lord, I stand up - on the rock, -#-
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way ; With thee I walk in liv - ing light, That shineth
With thee I walk in Uv - ing light.
more and more to perfect day.
4 'Mid friends that doubt and foes that
• mock,
When ligh tnings fall and thunders shock.
Thou art my fortress and my rock ;
I trust in thee alone, O Lord.
_ 5 O, soon 111 stand on heaven's height^
Be crowned a victor in the fight,
5 Thyself my everlasting light ;
I trust in thee alone, O Lofd.
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Sallib Martim.
Wm. J. KlRKPAimiCK.
1. TraT-ling onward Arom day to day Ov - er the vale
2. Trav-'ling onward, oar course we keep, Ov - er the rale
3. What-if through trials our lot may be, Ov - er the vale
4. We are nearing the gold- en strand Ov - er the vale
of time,
of time ;
of time?
of time;
We will follow the King's highway Ov - er the vale of time.
Now we scatter and now we reap, Ov- er the vale of timeu
Best remaineth be-yond the sea, Ov - er the vale of time.
Boon we'll enter the soul's bright land, Ov - er the vale of timeu
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Oath- ering home, Goth- ering home, Meeting and gath-ering home ;
One by one, when our work is done. Meeting and gath-ering home.
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Jno. R. SwxifiT.
1. Come, ye sin- ners, poor and need- y, Weak and wonnded, sick and sore ;
2. Now, ye need - y, come and welcome ; Grod's free bounty glo - ri - fy ;
3. Come, ye wea - ry, heav - y - la - den, Bruised and mangled by the fall ;
4. Lo! th'incamate God, ascend -ing, Pleads the mer- it of his blood:
Je-sus read - y stands to save you, Full of pi - ty» love, and power:
True be- lief and true repent- ance, £v - 'ry grace that brings you nigh,
If you tar - ry till you're better, You will nev - er come at all ;
Ven-ture on him, ven-ture free- ly; Let no oth - er trust in- trude;
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He is a - - ble, He is will - - ing, He is a- ble. He is
He is a - ble. He is a - ble. He is willing, He is willing,
Without mon - - ey, Without mon - - ey, Without money, Come to
Not the right - eous. Not the right - eons, Not the righteous,---Sinners
None but Je - - sus. None but Je - - sus, None but Je-sus Can do
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will- ing: doubt no more: . . . He is
doubt no more ; He is
Je-sus Christ and buy; . . .
Je - sus came to call ; . . . .
helpless sin-ners good; . . .
a < - - ble, He is
a - ble, He is a -« ble, He is
Without mon- - - ey, Without
Not the right - - eous, Not the
None but Je - - - sus, None but
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will - - inpc, He
is a - ble, He is willing : doubt no more.
will - ing. He is will - ing. He is will - ing : doubt no mox«.
mon - - ey, Without money, Come to Jesns Christ and buy.
right - - eous, Not the righteous, — Sinners Jesus came to call.
Je - - BUS, None but Je-sus Can do helpless sin-neis good.
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Mtmtmfitv ^alDsirs.
Wm. J. KiKKPATRICK.
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Think on us who think on thee, And ev -'ry struggling soul re- lease;
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And bloody sweat, we pray,
By thy dying love to man,
Take all our sins away :
Burst our bonds, and set us free ;
From all iniquity release ;
O remember Calvary,
And bid us go in peace !
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Let thy blood, by faith applied,
The sinner's pardon seal ;
Speak us freely justified,
And all our sickness heal :
By thy passion on the tree,
Let all our griefs and trouble
O remember Calvary, ^ceaaet
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Mrs. J. P. R. Phrry, Jho. R. Swsinnr.
1. When the cloadfl were dark above me, And I heard the billows roll,
2. When the fiercest storms were raging, And I found no earthly rest,
3. Let me hear thy Toioe, my Saviour, While I tread the vale of life;
4. Let my spir - it gladly fol- low Where thou lead - est day by day ;
How the lov - ing voice of Je- sus Whispered com - fort to my soul !
Then my wea - ry head he pillowed On his kind and faithful breast.
Let me hear its tones^so gentle Ikiid the oon - flict and the strife.
When thou call - est, blessed Saviour, Let me nev - er answer, nay.
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Onward, then. 111 move in triumph. Till I reach the oth - er shore,
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There to gath - er with the faithful, When the storms of life are o'er.
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Adblaidx a. Fxoctxr.
Wm. J. KlRKFATUCX.
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1. The way is long and dreary, The path is bleak fmd bare ; Our feet are worn and
2. The snows lie thick aronnd us, 'Tis dark and gloomy night; The tempest w ails a-
3. Our hearts are taint with sorrow Heavy and hard to bear; We dread the bitter
wea - ry, But we will not de-spair: More heavy was thy burden, More
bove us, The stars have hid their light ; But blacker was the darkness Round
mor- row, But we will not de - spair ; Thou knowest all our anguish, And
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des - o-late thy way; O Lamb of God, who tak- est The sin of the
Calvary's cross that day ; O Lamb of God, who tak- est The sin of the
ihon wilt bid it cease ; O Lamb of God, we pray thee, Grant us thy
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world a - way : Have mercy, have mercy, Have mercy on us, we pray,
world a - way : Have mercy, have mercy, Have mercy on us, we pray,
joy and peace : Have mercy, have mercy. Grant us thy joy and peace.
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Rer* Arthvk T. Pibkson, D. D.
Jno. R. Swbnst.
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1. Lord, I oome re- pent - ing; Self and sm I long have sought,
2. Lord, I come be - liev - ing; Ev -*ry prom-ise hum-bly claim,
3. Lord, I oome o - bey - ing; Lo, I oome to do thy wiU,
Wick - ed works my life has wrought, Sins of speech and secret thought,
Trust the one and on - ly Name, Yes - ter-day, to - day the same,
And, through seeming good or ill, Fol - low in thy footsteps still :
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Now I come re- x^ent - ing. Bowing low before thy throne. Trusting in thy
Now I come be- liev - ing.
Now I come o- bey - ing.
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blood a - lone, Own me, Sayionr, as thine own, While I come iei)ent - ing.
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VVM. J. KlRKPATUCK.
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1. O happy day! what a Sav- iour is mine! I am redeemed.praise the Lord !
2. O clap your hands, all ye people of God, I am redeemed, praise the Lorc^!
3. Thanks be to iGtod for the great victory given, I am redeemed,praise the Lord !
4. Glory to GhkL, I would shout ey - ermore, I am redeemed, praise the Lord !
Fine.
AU to his pleasure I glad - ly re-sign, I am redeemed, praise the Lord !
Let ev'ry tongue speak his mercy abroad, I am redeemed, praise the Lord !
Now I am free ; ev'ry chain has been riven, — I am redeemed,praise the Lord !
O for a voice that could reach ev'ry shore, I am redeemed, praise the Lord !
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Jesus has taken my burden away ; Jesus has turned all my night into day ;
Hisloving-kindnessisbetterthan gold; He doth bestow more than my cup can hold;
Out of the pit, and the mire, and the clay, Jesus has borne me in triumph away;
Help me,yeransom'd,awake,ev'ry string, Letearth rejoice and the whole heavensring»
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Jesus has come to my heart,— come to stay, — I am redeemed, praise the Lord !
Wondrous Salvation, that ne'er can be told, — I am redeemed, praise the Lord !
Safe on the rock I am standing to- day, — I am redeemed, praise the Lord!
While we the chorus u - ni - ted- ly sing, I am redeemed, praise the Lord!
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Rev. C. H. Yatican.
JnO. R. SWBNBff
1. I know that my Redeem - er lives, I know he died for
2. I know there is a crown of life, And xobes of white to
3. I know his blood for me was spilt, The wine press he hath
4. I know that soon there will be rest For ev - 'ry wea - ry
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me, I know that he salva- tion gives, I know his face PU see.
wear, I know that at the end of strife The victor's palm I'll bear
trod ; I know that mansions have been built For all the sons of Grod.
heart, I know that I with all the blest Shall have a glo - rions part.
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I know that my Redeem- er lives, I know his grace is full and
free ; What joy 'twill be with him to dwell Thro* all e-ter - nl - ty
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"Who is this from Edom, with dyed garments from Bosrahf "
Rer. DwiGRT Wiluams. Dr. H. L. GiLMotnt.
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1. Who is this tNum Edom With his garments dyed. In his strength and greatness,
2.. Bed is his appar - el; All the stains he wears €k>yer our transgressions —
3. Hail the Lord of glo- ry ! Hail the Savionr King; Let the people praise him ;
By the world denied? This is Christ the mighty, Strong alone to save,
Sin of men he bears. From the wine-press trodden, Where he went alone,
Let them tribute bring. Now the path is o - pen To the pearly gate ;
CHORUS.
All his foes are conquered, — ^Victor o*er the grave. Give him praise forever;
He hath brought salvation, — Grace to ev'ry one.
Go, ye ransomed sinners. For the price was great.
Give him throne and crown; Tell the world the story. Give the King renown!
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Matilda C. Day. Wm. J. Kirkpatkick.
Moderato.
1. The Cross and the Bi - ble, how predoos their worth! From darkness r&-
2. The Cross and the Bi - ble, how grandly sab- lime ! Unmoved by the
3. The Cross and the Bi - ble, our com- fort and Joy ! The lii^s that a-
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elaim- ing the lost ones of earth ; The Bi - ble, to Je - sos our
ehang- es and per - ils of time, They stand like a watdi-tower, whose
nite them no power can de- stroy ; £ - ter - ni - ty's ag - es shall
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lamp and our guide, Un- veils to our vis - ion the Cross where he died,
rock-gird - ed form Looks down on the tempest, and smiles at the storm,
hal- low their name, And millions on millions tlieir worth shall proclaim,
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Cross and the Bi - ble for me ! How precious their worth to the
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lost ones of earth! O, the Gross .... and the Bi-ble for me.
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E. D. MuND.
"The Lord thinketh upon me."— Ps. xl. 17.
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1. A- mid the tri - als which I meet, Amid the thorns that pierce my feet,
2. The cares of life come thronging fast, Up- on my soul their shadow cast ;
3. Let shadows come, let shadows go, Let liie be bright or dark with woe,
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One thought remains supreme - ly sweet, Thou thinkest, Lord, of me !
Their gloom reminds my heart at last, Thou thinkest, Lord, of me !
I am con- tent, for this I know, Thou thinkest, Lord, of me !
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Thou thinkest, Lord, of me, of me. Thou thinkest, Lord, of me, of me;
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W|<. J . KlRKPATHK
1. Pray for the fal- len ! oh, think of them kindly, Take them to Jesus, his
2. Pray for the fal- len! oh, do not foi'sake them, Slaves to the tempter who
3. Pray for the fal- len«the world has renounced them! Keen are its glances, its
4. Pray fof^the ^rriy !joh. tjttnk|tff tlym J^d^y They are our neighbors, tho'
mercy implore; Tho' they have wandered, and sad their condition,Prayer and our
laughs at their pain ; Fast in the fet- ters he forged to deceive them. Pi- ty and
censure is cold ; Yet the dear Saviour will gently receive them, He will not
tea they have stray'd; They are oar brothers: go forth to their rescue! Give them our
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efforts their souls may restore. Pray for them earnestly, pray for them fidthfully,
help them again and a- gain,
turn them away from his fold.
friendship,OUrcomfort,oaraid. pray earnest -ly, pray &ith-(ul.ly.
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Prayers will be answered thro' Je^sus* dear name ; Pray for them fervent- ly,
Pray fcr - vent- ly.
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Jno. R. Swucbt.
1. I have found a place for my weary head, In the bosom of my Sav- ionr;
2 I have found a place for my broken heart, In the bosom of my Say- ionr ;
3. 1 have found a place where I fain woald lie, In the bosom of my Sav- ioor,
Where my sins I tell, and my tears I shed, In the bosom of my Sav- ionr.
When I see the things I have loved depart, In the bosom of my Sav- ionr.
When my work is done, and I come to die, In the bosom of my Sav- ionr.
CHORUS.
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J NO. R. SWFNKT.
1. Thro* the gates of pearl and jasper To the ci- ij paved with gold,When the
2. When the harvest work is ended, And the summer days are past, When the
3. Let ns fol- low on with firmness, keeping ev - er in the way Where onr
ransomed host shall en - ter, And their gracious Lord he- hold, When they
reap-ers go re-joic - ing To their hright re-ward at last; When the
hies - sed I^rd has taught us, To he fidtih-ful, watch and pray; Then, in
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meet inhliss-ful triumph By the tree of life so fair Shall we
white-rohed an- gel leads them to the gates of joy so fair, Shall we
garments pure and spotless, By the tree of life so £ur, We shall
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join . the no - hie arm - y. And re - ceive a wel - come there ?
join their hap - py num - her ? Will they hid ns wel - come there ?
sing through endless ag - es With the count -less mil - lions there.
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By the grace of God we'll meet. By the grace of God we'll meet In the
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glo - ry! hal • le - lu - jaihl At our dear Re- deem- er's feet, Ke-deem -er** feet.
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1. Sing,ye p^ple,loud and high, Jesus lives forever! He is Lord of earth and sky,
2. Come, ye people, here is rest — Jesus lives forever; As the birds return to nest,
3. Pray,ye people,nightand day, Jesus lives forever; Mountains, nations may decay,
ji. Hope,yepeople,fearnodoom,Jesnslivesforever ;Sunlight glintso'er pain and gloom,
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To his people ever nigh ; We must suffer, we must die, But Jesns lives forever.
SoulsfindanswertotheirquestLeaningonhiswelcomebreastjOurJesuslivesforever.
Golden thrones become as clay, Art and science pass away, But Jesus lives forever.
Faith will triumph.tho' wesoon touch theshadowsofthetombjForJesuslives forever.
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" We love him, because he first loved us."
X John iv 19.
E. S Lhrknz.
D. C. 1. Do yon wonder that I love him ? That he is bo dear to me ?
B.C. 2. Do you wonder at the plea- sore That in Je-sns'name I find?
D. G. 3. Do yon wonder that I la - hor 'Mid the hedg-es on the way ?
D.C. 4. Do yon wonder that I'm yearning In my heavenly home to he?
That I hold no friend a - hove him? That I strive his child to be?
That I oonnt it dear-er trea-sure Than the joys of earth combined?
That I seek my friend and neighbor Who has gone in sin a - stray ?
F That my heart is ev- er tom-ing To that ci - ty o'er the sea?
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He's the dear -est friend to me That my soul shall ev - er see;
Tis the dear - est name ta me That inearth or heaven can be;
Tis the dear - est work to me That inearth or heaven can be;
'Tis a home pre- pared for me Where from sin I shall be free;
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For he died, I know, to save from woe A wick- ed wretch like me.
When I take my care to God in prayer, That name is am - pie plea.
When from sin they cease, accept God's peace, 'Tis joy enongh for me.
I shall see his &ce and prize the grace; lu-his likeness I shall be.
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PkiSCILIA J. OWEKS.
Wm. J. KmKPATKXCK.
1. I will bless the Lord at all times For his goodness unto me, For the
2. I will bless the Lord, my Father, For his kindness day by day, For his
3. I will bless the Lord, my Saviour, For he died to ransom me, That he
4. I will bless the Ho - ly Spir - it, That my soul is sancti - fied, For his
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joys- of his sal-va- tion, For his love so full and free. I will
lov - ing arms a- round me, For his sunshine on my way.
lives and reigns for- ev - er, And his glo - ry I shall see.
prom- ise and his pres - ence, Ev- 'ry day my lov - ing guide.
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W^tt9 0I»8 iFa(tt) Sbttaiis*
Martha J. Lankton.
Wm. J. KlKKFATKICK.
1. Keep tliy faith steady, my brother, Shedding its beauti - ful ray,
2. Keep thy faith steady, my brother, Firm as a rock let it be ;
3. Keep thy faith steady, my brother, Looking to Je - sus a - lone ;
4. Keep thy faith steady, my brother, Sonls by its light may be won ;
Clear as the brow of the mom - ing, Bright as the eye of the day.
Pray, and believe when thon prayest, Love hath an answer for thee.
Then will the blessing thon seekest Drop like the dew from his throne.
Trust till thy jonmey is o - ver. Trust till thy life-work is done.
CHORUS.
Tran - - quil-ly shin - ing, nev - - er de-clin-ing,
Tranquil - ly, tran - quil - ly shin - ing, nev • er, no, nev - er de - clin • ing.
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Keep , . . thy faith stead - - y, and wait, oh, wait on the Lord.
Keep thy faith steady, keep thy faith steady,
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LizziB Edwakds.
Wm. J. KlRKFATItlCIC.
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1. In thy book, where glory bright Shines with never - fad • ing light,
2. In the book, whose pages tell Who have tried to serve thee well,
3. In the book, where thou dost keep Record still of years that sleep,
4. O my Saviour, thou canst show What I long so much to know :
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Where thy saved thou wilt re -cord, W^rite my name, my name, O Lord.
O'er my name let mer - cy trace Child of God, redeemed by grace.
Let my name be writ -ten down Heir to life's im - mor - tal crown.
Let my faith be -hold and see That my life is hid with thee.
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iFaU (iito nine*
J. H. Tennst.
1. Fall in - to line, brother, fall
2. Fall in - to line, brother, fall
3. Fall in - to line, brother, fall
in - to line ! Hearken to me, to the
in - to line ! See how the hosts of the
in - to line ! God is om- ni - po- tent
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foe - man com-bine ! Join
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sns invites yon to join in the fray,
in ' the con - flict and rush to the field,
ly be true to thyself and the Lord,
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we shall crush and compel them to yield,
you shall share the e - ter - nal re- ward. Fall in . to line.
line, soldiers, &11 in - to line ! On to the
£U1 in • to line. Fall in - to line, soldiers, fall in . to line I On to the bat - tie.
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Sa - tan to-day; Arm for the con- flict and march to the fray.
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A young man was working alone in a large room in which was a big clock, the loud
ticking of which seemed to frame itself into the words, " Eternity! — where?" Unable to
endure any longer the reflections thus awakened, he arose and stopped the clock; but the
question. "Eternity I — where?" still so haunted him, that he threw down his work, and
hurrying home, determined that he would not allow anything to engage his thoughts till
he could satisfactorily answer that searching question, " Eternity 1 — where? "
Jno. R. Swkmbt.
1. "E-ter- nity
2-**E-ter- nity
3. "E-ter- nity
4. "E-ter- nity
5. "E-ter- nity
— ^where?" It floats in the air; Amid clam- or or
: — ^where?" Oh ! Eternity! — where? With redeemed ones in
I — ^where?" Oh! how can yon share The world's giddy
— where?" Oh! friend, have a care; Soon God will no
— ^where?" Oh! Eter- nity! — where? Friend, sleep not, nor
si-lence it ev - er is there! The qnes-tion so solemn — ^'*E-
glo - ry? or fiends in de - spair? With one or the oth - er — "E-
pleasores, or heed- less- ly dare Do aught till yon set -tie — "E-
long-er his judgment for -bear; This day may de-ddeyonr "E-
take in the world an - y share. Till-yon answer this question — ^' E-
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ter - nity! — ^where?" The question so solemn — " E-ter - nity! — ^where?"
ter - nity !--where? " With one or the oth - er— " E-ter - nity !— where ?"
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1. Pe- ter on the troa-bled sea, Heedless of the tempest shock,
2. Walk- Ing thro* the storm and strife, Wailing winds and billows roar,
3. Walk- ing thus and all is well, With my eyes on help divine, —
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Walks the waters stead - i - ly, As np - on the gran- ite rock
Bles-sed promis - es of life Bear me up for - ev - er-more
Yea, in death my lips shall swell Songs triumphant and sublime.
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Tho' the howling tempest raves, tempest raves.
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Jesus saves ;
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While I walk . . . the troubled waves, Jesus, mighty Je- sus, saves.
While I walk the troubled waves,troubled waves.
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<' God is a refuge for us."— Ps. Ixli. 8.
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1. In the dark - est hour That my heart may know
2. Here there is no ref - nge For the soul op -pressed;
3. Poor, and weak, and wretch - ed, Full of fears and woe,
4. Bound in cords of an - guish, By my sins dis - mayed ;
5. Joy in trib - u - la - tion! Hope that sets me free!
Out of Sa - tan*s power Whith - er shall
Whith - er shall I jour - ney? Whith - er seek
To be free from tor - ment, Whith - er can
Whith - er, then, ah, whith - er Can I look
Je - sus, my sal - va - tion, Lo ! I turn
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Maktha J. Lamktok.
(-OR PRIMARY CLASS.
Wm. J. KlRXPATKICX.
1. Pretty, golden sunbeamB, Looking from the sky^Call us now to wake and sing
2. Pretty birds that carol From the waving trees, Hiding in the branches green,
3. Shall oartongae8besilent?Have wenaaght tosay,When ourheartscanfeel hislove
Praise to God on high; Song and beanty ev'ry where, On the earth and in the air,
Cradled on thebreeze,Thro'thelanghingsammerdaysStill their greatCreatorpraise;
Better farthan they? Likethebeamsthatsparklebright,Likethebirdsonpinionslight,
CHORUS.
Still the blessed truth declare, God, our God, is love. Joy bells, joy bells,
In the simple tones they raise Telling God is love.
Like the bells, let all u- nite. Singing, God is love, joy beik, joy bells.merryjcy belli,
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Hear them ringing, sweetly ringing; Hear the joy bells, joy bellsEcho God is love.
. joy bells Joy bells,merry joy bells
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Lbua Watbkhousb.
1. What if your own were starving, Fainting with fam-ine pain, And
2. What if your own were thirsting And never a drop oonld gain, And
3. What if your own were darkened, Without one cheering ray. And
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you could tell where a sparkling well Poured forth melodious rain ? Would you
you alone could show where shone The pure, sweet light of dpy ? Would you
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What if yodr own were wandering
Far in a trackless maze.
And you could show them where to go
Along your pleasant ways ?
Would your heart be light,
Till the pathway right
Was plain before their gaze?
What if your own were prisoned
Far in a hostile land,
And the only key to set them free
Held in your safe command ?
Would you breathe free air,
While they stifled there,
And wait, and hold your hand ?
6 Yet, what else are you doing,
O ye by Christ made free, [well,
If you'll not tell what you know so
To those across the sea.
Who have never heard
One tender word
Of the LambDf Calvary?
7 "They're not our own," you answer,
"They're neither kith nor kin."
They are Good's own: his love alona
Can save them from their sin ;
They are Christ's own :
He left his throne
And died their souls to win.
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"And the king taw the part of the hand that wrote."
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1. At the feast of Bel-shaz-zar and a thon-sand of his lords,
2. See the brave cap - tive, Don- ielf as he stood be - fore the throng,
3. See the faith, zetd, and courage, that would dare to do the right,
4. So our deeds are re - cord- ed — there's a Hand that's writing now,
Wh lie they drank from golden ves-sels, as the Book of Truth re- cords,
And rebuked the haughty monarch for his might - y deeds of wrong,
Which the Spir-.it gave to Dan-iel — ^this the se - cret of his might;
Sin - ner, give your heart to Je - bus, to his roy - al mandate bow.
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In the night as they rev - el in the roy - al pal - ace hall,
As he read out the writing — 'twas the doom of one and all,
In his home in Ju - de - a, or a capr- tive in the hall,
For the day is approaching — it must come to one and all.
They were seized with conster -na- tion, 'twas the Hand up - on the walL
For the kingdom now was finished — said the Hand up - on the walL
He un - derstood the writ-ing of his God up - on the walL
When the sin- ner's condem - na- tion will be writ - ten on the wall.
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shall it be/' Found trusting?" While that hand is writing on the wall.
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1. O for a closer walk with God, A calm and heavenly frame ; A light to
2. Where is the blessedness I knew, When first I saw the Lord ? Where is the
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soul-refreshing view Of Jesus and his word? Of Jesus and his word?
3 What peaceful hours I once enjoyed !
How sweet their memory still !
But they have left an aching void
The world can never fill.
4 Return, O holy Dove, return,
Sweet messenger of rest !
I hate the sins that made thee mourn,
And drove thee from my breast.
5 The dearest idol I have known,
Whate'er that idol be,
Help me to tear it from thy throne,
And worship only thee.
6 So shall my walk be close with God,
Calm and serene my frame ;
So purer light shall mark llv& ^.^c^bA.
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Maktha J. Lankton.
Wm. J. KlKKPATKXCK.
1. Why is thy harp on the wil - low, Child of the Father a - bove?
2. Why is thy harp on the wil • low ? Hast thou no song for the Lord ?
3. Why is thy harp on the wil - low ? Why art thou troubled and tried?
Where is thy hope in his mer - cy ? Where is thy trust in his love ?
Think of each wonderful prom-ise Je - sus has left in his Word.
Hast thou, o'eroome by the tempter, Wandered away from thy Guide?
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Go to the arms of the Sav - iour, Pil- low thy head on his breast ;
He will remove thy transgressions Far as the east from the west.
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Sing the glad songs of the past ;
Trust not thyself, but in Jesus,
Then shalt thou triumph at last.
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4 Wouldst thou return to thy duty,
Jesus will answer thy call ;
If thou art truly repentant,
He will forgive thee for all.
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'Come unto me, all ye that labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest'
Alub Stakbrigmt. ****^ ***• ^^-^ Ira D. Sakkst.
1. Sad and wea- ry, lone and drea- ry, Lord, I would thy call o - bey ;
2. Thou, the Holy, meek and low - ly, Je - sns, an - to thee I come ;
3. Here a-bld-ing, in thee hid-ing, Seeks my wea - ry soul to rest,
4. Be thou near me, keep and cheer me. Thro' life's dark and stormy way ;
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Thee be- liev- ing, Christ receiv - ing, I would come to thee to - day.
Keep me ev - er, let me nev - er From thy bles - sed keeping roam.
Till the dawning of the morning, When I wake among the blest
Turn my sadness in - to gladness, Turn my dark - ness in - to day.
I am com-ing, I am com- ing, Com- ing. Say - iour, to be blessed ;
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(SOLO, DUET OK QUARTET.)
Wm. J. KxMCPA'
1. There's a light at the por-tal of mer-cy to-Dight, That shines, weaiy
2. There is light in the ark of sal - vation to-night, And room in its
3. There is light in the house of thy Father to-night : Then why at a
4. There is light at the cross of thy Saviour to-night, A light streaming
travler, for thee ; And, if thou wilt turn and hehold it to-night, The
shelter for thee ; Make haste and be there, weary trav'ler, to-night, Where
distance art thou, When love and parent- al af - fection to-night Are
down from the skies ; Oh,haste,lest the darkness of death comes to-night, Its
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way to the cross thou wilt see. Tom to the light that shineth so bright,
safe from the storm thou wilt be.
waiting to welcome thee now ?
glo - ry to hide from thine eyf s.
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placed at the gate is shining, still shining for thee.
'tis shin-ing for thee.
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X |)a^e rnteteO Mtulu^ HatiO.
Fanny J. Crosby.
Jmo. R. Swbnbt.
1. Oh, my cup is ov - er - flow - ing With the goodness of the Lord ;
2. From the sighing and the long - ing, That so oft my heart oppressed,
3. There's a pal- ace o'er the riv - er And its jas - per walls I see,
4. I have climbed the rugged mountain, But my Sav-iour led the way;
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I am trust- ing in his mer - cy, And re-joic-ing in his word.
With my Saviour and Re- deem - er Now in per- fect^ peace I rest.
And among its ma - uy mansions There is one prepared for me.
Un - to him shall be the glo - ry, When I reach e - ter - nal day.
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JnvMiB Gaknbtt.
Adam Gbibbl.
1. In the marmur of the breeze There is ma - sic low and sweet,
2. And the bird on air - y wing Seems in mer - ry tones to say,
3. Let oar hearts take ap the strain, Let us praise him o'er and o'er,
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In the gen - tly wav - ing trees, And the flow'rs be -neath onr feet.
God has taught me how to sing, I must praise him all the day.
Let us join the glad re - frain, Till we sing on earth no more.
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Praise the Lord, praise the Lord,
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Praise the Lord, praise the Lord,
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Wm. J. KmxpATxicx.
1. Up for Je - bus! up and onward! Hear him say-ing, "follow me ;"
2. Up for Je - sua ! up and onward ! In the ear - ly morning bright,
3. Up for Je - sua ! up and onward ! Through the conflict firmly stand ;
4. Up for Je - sua ! up and onward ! He will guide ua with his eye ;
In theno-ble chriatian arm - y Faithful sol-dierslet na be.
With the watchword on our ban - ner, Brave defend - era of the right.
For we can - not lose a bat - tie With our lead - er ^n command.
He haa promiaed if we truat him, We ahall con- quer by and by.
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Marching on with fringing, Sweetest muaic bringing Unto him that shall reign ;
Let the world before us Hear the joyful chorus, Hal- le - In - jah, a
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Martha J. Lankion. Wm. J. Kirkpatrxcx.
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1. Is there an - y one here that is will- ing to-day On Je - sns the
2. Is there an -y one here that is try -ing to-day The fet-ters of
3. Is there an - y one here that is wea - ry to-day, Or la - den, or
4. Hear the Saviour's sweet voice while he calls thee again, O come, and be-
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e - vil to break? An-y read-y to fol-low the Saviour to-day, And
sor-TOW oppressed? Is there any sad heart that is praying to-day To
lieve and o - b^'; He is waiting to bless, he will comfort thee now! He
gifl of his grace to re- ceive. Come
take up the cross for his sake.
find in the Sav- iour a rest.
nev - er turned an-y a - way. Come un - to me.
nn - to me,
come un - to me.
Come nn - to me ; Je - sub is call - ing.
Come un • to me, come un - to me:
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1. Follow thou me, says a gentle voice, Be my commands your highest choice*,
2. Follow thou me is the Master's word, Hast thou the gentle message heard?
3. Follow thou me and take up thy cross,And for his sake count all things loss;
4. Follow thou me; if for good or ill, Choose thou the blessed Master's will ;
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Follow my footsteps, they will guide To the home where I a - bide.
Lo. he now waits to hear thee say, If thou wilt his words o - bey» —
Follow him now ! why shouldst thou stray From thy God another day?
Close in his footsteps fearless tread, Blest the soul by Je - sus led.
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5 Follow thou me ! though obscure the
Upward it leads to endless day; [way,
He who with Christ the cross will bear
Shall his crown in glory share.
6 Follow thou me : then shalt thou be
From every sin and stain made free ;
Till thou shalt reach the home above^
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Jmo. R. SvruiBt.
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1. To the hoase of his Father the prod- i- gal came, All wonnded and sore, in
2. I have wasted my substance in ri - ot and sin ; I weep as I think of
3. Oh, this word is for thee, sinner, hasten and come,Tis time to remem- ber
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ra^s and in shame ; He had said in his sorrow, with tears and with prayer, The
what I have been; Here I perish with hunger, but will not despair, The
that heav'n is home; It is time to remem-ber, with pen- itent prayer, The
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honseof my Father has bread and to spare. Oh, why do I lin - ger in
1^ Oh, why do I linger, oh, why do I linger in
sor - - row and care? The house of my Fa - ther has
sorrow, in sorrow and care? The house of my Father, the house of my Father has
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bread and to spare, The hoase of my Father has bread and to spare.
bread, has bread and to spare,
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Dr. H. L. GiLMOUR.
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1. What glorious tmth is this^That fills the soul with bliss, The Lord is risen, — a
2. The Lord is risen indeed, Oome, sorrowing ones and feed On this life-giving,
3. The Lord is risen indeed, Bright gem of Christian creed, Shine on onr souls and
4. The Lord is risen indeed, Strength for onx time of need Are in these words that
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vie- tor o'er the grave, a victor o'er the grave; The stone is now unsealed. And
blessed truth to-day, this blessed truth to-day; Hope o'er your cherished dead, Hope,
ban-ish ev -'ry fear, and banish ev'ry fear, For death's dark tomb is riven By
give us life and light, that give us life and light; Rejoice,my BOul,and 8ing,with
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Death is made to yield; The Lord of life! he lives! might- y to save,
though your hearts have bled. The Lord of life ! he lives ! might - y to save.
Christ, the King of heaven. The Lord of life ! he lives ! might - y to save,
earth's returning spring. The Lord of life! he lives! he lives i might-y to save.
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let Qs go where the val-ley of Ed - en fair Blooms on the
let us go where the beauti- ful realms abore Ring with the
let us go where the weary and toil-oppressed Soon shall for-
let us go where the loving and loved shall meet, Meet on the
bank of the riv - er ; On where the fields,in the beautiful robe they wear,
time-honored sto - ry : Saved thro' the might of a blessed Redeemer's love,
get ev -'ry sor - row ; On where the soul to a happy and golden rest
l^nk of the riv - er ; There shall they sing at the hissed Redeemer's feet
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Wave in the sunlight for • ev - er. On let us go,
His be the praise and the glo-ry.
Wakes in e - ter - ni- ty 's mor- row. On, march on, to the beauti - fill land we go.
Songs that shall echo for - ev - er.
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On, march on, to the beau - ti • ful land we go. On, march on, where the
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1. ^Twaa spot - en by the wayside, A lit - tie, trembling word,
2. Twaa spok > en by the wayside, Where man - y came and passed,
3. Go, stand ye by the wayside, And breathe in fervent prayer
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And, though 'twas but a whisper. It did not &11 nnheard;
And, swift - ly as an ar - row. It reached its mark at last;
A word of love and kindness, Twill find an ech - o there.
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It bade the night of sor- row From weep - ing eyes de- part,
Twas spok - en by the wayside. When eve - ning shades were dim,
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It made a bar- den lighter. And healed a breaking heart.
It told the love of Je^sus, And brought a sonl to him.
But go in faith, believ- ing The Lord has work for you.
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Jno. R. SwSMMf.
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1. The children to Je- bus may come And life and sal-ya-tion le-ceive;
2. My name will he write in his book, And call me a lamb of his fold ;
3. I read in his own blessed word How lit -tie ones use- fol may be.
New hearts will he give ev- ^ry one, . If on him they on - ly be-lieve.
When Satan shall seek to devour, Then me in his hands will he hold.
Ill stand with my face to the cross, That oth- ers the Saviour may see.
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I will love him, I will love him, For his child I want to be ;
On the cross he died for sin-ners, On the cross he died for me.
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1. God is giving, large - ly giving, Though we ask him o'er and o'er;
2. God is giving, rich - ly ^ving, Precious treasures new and old ;
3. God is giving, free - ly giving, Par- don, peace, and joy divine :
4. God is giving, ev - er giving, — Once for us the cross he bore;
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Tet his Word of Life assures ns More is com- ing« more and more.
He has said, from those who trust him, No good thing will he withhold.
Per- feet love, all fear dis - pelling, Grace with constant light to shine.
Let us then, for all his mer-cy* Love and praise him more and more.
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God is giv-ing, we receiv-ing. From his full and bounteous store ;
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"Always abounding in the work of the Lord."— i Cor. xv. 58.
Wm. J. KiRKI ATRICK.
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1. Be earnest, my brothers, in word and in deed, Be active in reaping and
2. Be ready, my brothers, his call to o-bey, In seeking the erring and
3. Be zealous, my brothers, the light to extend. And unto all nations the
sow- ing the seed; And thus in the vineyard, with Je- sns to lead, Be
show-ing the way; And thus as his servants, remem - ber, we pray, Be
gos - ped to send; And thus, till the harvest in glo - ry shall end, Be
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work of the Lord, Be always abounding in the work of the Lord; Be eamest,be
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1. Tis the Lord wko leadeth me still, ^Tis he who controls and governs my will,
2. "lis the Lord who whispers to me, I offered myself a ransom for thee;
3. Safe in him, I will not repine,Though trials and cares may somtimes be mine;
4. Safe in him, my hope and my all. Who tenderly hears whenever I call;
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Crowns my life with holy delight, And giveth me songs in thecalm,still night.
Say, what mean thy doubtings and fears; I carry thy sorrows and count thy tears.
He,I know, will guide me aright, Who giveth me songs in the calm,still night.
Safe in him, my burden is light. He giveth me songs in the calm, still night.
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O my soul, how &vored thou art. Thus to come so near to his heart;
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Jmo R. Swsmrr.
1. ljO ! the day is break- ing, Heathen lands are wak-ing, Com- ing to the
2. Still the trumpet sounding, Loud and clear resounding. Bids the nations
3. Grold and wheat is growing, Earnest hearts are glowing, Looking to the
Saviour from a - far ; Songs of rapture singing, Grateful homage bringing,
from their chains be free ; Truth its light is shedding, Far and wide 'tis spreading,
harvest fields above ; Soon they'll come with ringing, Fruits of labor bringing,
Guid-ed by the bright and Morning Star. Glo-ry! glo-ry! halle - lu - jah!
Spreading like the waters of the sea.
Welcomed by a Saviour's tender love.
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1. Are you ready for His coming, friend? He is coming by and by ;
He's coining by and
2. Are yon ready for His coming, Mend? Are your garments clean and white?
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For he said he would not tarry long In his Father^s house on highy
by; He his house on high.
Will you gladly greet the Bridegroom now? He may come for you to-night.
for you to-night.
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As u][)on the mount he stood ;
upon the mount he stood ;
Can you \ sing the glad hosanna loud,
I am washed in Jesus blood ?
4 Oh, the day draws nearer, nearer still.
When the saints he will redeem ;
the saints he will redeem ;
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5 Yes, we're ready for his coming now
And we watch, and wait, and pray,
we watch, and wait, and pray
For the ) day to dawn in glory bright.
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And the night to roll away.
6 We are ready should he come for na^
Ready now in peace to go ;
yes, now in peace to go ;
We are) watching, and we're waiting
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L When our ves • sel is rocked on the o - cean of liie, And our
2. As we drift on the bil - low, far, far from the shore, How we
3. Look a -loft! look a-lott! o'er the dark ocean's foam, Look a-
hearts have grown weary of toiling and strife, Oh, how welcome the Toice that like,
tremble with fear at the wild breakers' roar; But the Toice still assures ns they
loft ! look a- loft to the mar - iners' home, Where the roll of the surges for-
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mu - sic we hear, As it ten - der-ly whispers the words in our ear,
can - not overwhelm, For the hand of our Saviour is guid - ing the helm.
ev- er shall cease. Where the loved and the loving shall gather in i>eace.
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Look a - loft! there's a st^ in the sky. Keeping watch o'er the
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waves, when the storm-cloud is nigh : Tis the bright star of &ith,
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1. Far a- way my steps have wandered, On the mgged mountain's brow ;
2. Thou hast borne my weight of sorrow, At thy feet I humbly bow ;
3. Though thy love I long have slighted, Though ungrateful I have been,
4. Though thy love I long have slighted, O'er my wasted years I weep ;
But to thee my heart is cry-ing, Cren - tie Shepherd, save me now!
And my heart with thee is pleading, Gen - tie Shepherd, save me now !
To thy fold my £uth has brought me; Let my weary soul come in.
In thy blessed arms of mer- cy Shield and save thy wand'ring sheep.
D.S,—Uji ' to thee my heart is cry-ing, Gen - tie Shepherd, save me now I
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Jno. R.
1. There is pardon sweet, at the Master's feet, Come and see, O come and see;
2. There's an easy yoke that yon all may bear, Come and see, O oome and see ;
Z. There's a healing balm for the weaiy breast, Come and see, O come and see ;
4. There's a life beyond, 'tis a life di - vine, Come and see, O oome and see;
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There's a song of peace that shall never cease, Come, O oome and see. In the
There's a ho- ly joy that yon all may share, Come, O oome and see.
There's a tranquil peace and a sa-cred rest, Come,0 come and see.
And the light of &ith on your path will shine. Come, O come and see.
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Martha J. Lankton.
Wm. J. KiRKPATIfltlCK.
1. My soul shall rejoioe in thy sal- va - tion, O Jesus my Lord and King ;
2. My soul shall rejoice in thy sal- va - tion, "V^ith joy that can ne'er he told;
3. My soul shall rejoice in thy sal- va - tion, For strong is thine arm to save;
4. My soul shall rejoice in thy sal- va - tion When time and its cares are o'er;
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My heart shall awake in early dawning, And praise to thy name shall sing.
My tongue shall repeat the loving kindness That drew me within thy fold.
The chain of the tempter now is broken, And conquered the boasting grave.
Thy grace, that to perfect peace hath brought me, I'll sing on the golden shore.
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Glory to thee! salvation is free, And flowing like a mighty , mighty river ;
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2. A lit - tie while togeth - er For so- cial prayer we met^t, And
3. Oh, who would dwell fi>rey-er In this bleak world of care, A-
gath - er np its roses, — Frail blossoms of a day, — And then a place is
blend oar happy voices Around the mercy-seat; Then hands are clasped in
way from him who calls ns To mansions bright and fair? Where years and countless
Ta- cant, A step is heard no more. And one, and then anoth- er, We
silence, And, when we meet again. We miss a link that sparkled In
ag - es Flow on in ceaseless joy. And songs' of praise and glory Our
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Wm. J. KlRXrATKICX,
1. In - to the great be - yond, Fair land of the morning bright, "Where
2. In - to the great be - yond, Whose gates are of pearl and gold, Where
3. In- to the great be - yond, Where suirvier e- ter - nal reigns. And
4. In - to the great be - yond, Where voloes I love so well, Sweet
ris- eth the glo - ry of Ood most high O'er shadowless realms of light,
mnrmnr the waters of life so clear, That sparkle with joy nntold.
covers with 11 -lies of fadeless bloom The beantifnl smiling plains,
voices that car- ol the glad new sung Are calling me home to dwell.
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In - to the great be - yond, O - ver a wave- leas sea, Bright
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2. I stand outside of the fold, I gaze and lain would draw near; But
3. I stand outside of the fold. But light is breaking at last; My
4. No more by sorrow op - pressed I stand outside of the fold. My
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oh, my faith is so weak,
But how shall I en - ter in.
I trem-ble and shrink with fear.
Saviour bids me come in, — My bur- den on him I cast,
soul is hap-py and blest, Its rap- ture can ne'er be told.
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O Saviour, I long to be thine; . . . My poor heart is clinging to thee;
O Saviour, dea,r Saviour, I long to be chine; to thee;
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1. Low in the grave be lay — Je - sus, my Sav- iour ! Waiting the coming day —
2. Vainly they watch his bed — ^Jesns, my Sav- iour ! Vainly they seal the dead —
3. Death cannot keep his prey — Jesus, my Sav- iour ! He tore the bars away —
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Rer. S. H. Stoku, D. D.
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Wm. J. KlKKPATSZCK.
1. Though there may be shades of sadness Ev'ry day, ev -'ry day, There are
2. You may have your little crosses Ev -'ry day, ev - 'ry day; You may
3. Seek to lighten some one's sorrow Ev -*ry day, ev - 'ry day; This will
4. Life may have its bo - ly pleasures Ev-*ry day, ev - 'ry day; And the
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lay, ev - 'ry aay ; Ana tne
^ colden deams of eladness Ev'
golden gleams of gladness Ev'ry day, ev-?ry day; There is joy a- mid the
meet with little losa-es Ev -'ry day, ev'ry day; Nevermind! each cross will
bring a sweeter morrow Ev-'ry day, ev-'ry day;Faint,1tmj»ybe,yet pur-
the skies are growing
heart find richest treasures Ev'ry d^vy, ev -'ry daj; See,
sighing, Laughter ringing thro' the crying, Love to love with smiles replying, Ev'ry
lighten, Grief in all your losses brighten. If your hold on God shall tighten Ev'ry
suing. All the cbristly graces wooing. And some little good be doing, Ev'ry
clearer,I>ear ones all becoming dearer, And our home is so much nearer,Ev'ry
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day, ev-'ry day. Ev-'ry day, . . . while on our way
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let come what may,
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greatest good aspire, From the high, still rising higher, Ev'ry day, ev'ry day.
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1. Je - SOS, I come to thee, Long-ing for
2. Je • sns, I come to thee. Hear thou my
3. Now let the rolling waves Bend to thy
4. Swift- ly the part-ing clouds Fade from my
rest; Fold thou thy
cry; Save, or I
will. Say to the
sight; Yon-der thy
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wea-ry child Safe to thy breast. Rocked on a storm- y sea,
per- ish, Lord, Save or I die.
troubled deep, Peace, peace be still.
bow ap- pears. Love- ]y and bright.
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1. Now, boys, attend : should miscalled friend Some tempting treat display,
2. The so - cial glass you must not pass, But God and truth o - bey ;
3. Should lovely maid, your mirth to aid, Pre - sent the glass and say,
4. The 11- quor host with all their boast Must not your hearts dis - may ;
5. Let oth - ers hear your words of cheer ; Gro, bid the souls a - stray
By tay - ern sign or homemade wine. Just face the oth - er
And ne'er turn back on du - ty's track. But face the oth - er
Be - hold, the wine I've brought is thine; Just face the oth - er
Fear not de- feat, nor once re -treat. But face the oth - er
Their steps re- trace, by God's free grace, And face the oth - er
way.
way.
way.
way.
way.
Face the other way, boys. Face the other way. In spite of censure or applause^
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Face the oth -er way,
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F. A. Blacxmir.
1. When we enter the portals of glo - ry , And the great host of ransom'd we see,
2. When we see all the saved of the ages, Who from cruel death partings are free,
3. When we stand hy the beautiful river /Neath the shade of the life-giving tree,
4. When we look on the form that redeemed us, And his glory and mi^esty see,
to
Ab the numberless sand of the sea-shore, What a wonderful sight that will be !
Greeting there with a heavenly greeting, What a wonderful sight that will be !
Gazing out o'er the fair land of promise, What a wonderful sight that will be !
While as King of the saints he is reigning. What a wonderful sight that will be !
OhfWhat a sight 'twill be, When the ransom'd host we see,
As numberless as the sand of the sea-shore.
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103 etHrfjit Sbmil HeCflti.
PKISCIIXA J. OWBMS.
1. Joy! joy! joy! wonder- ftil joy, wonder- ftil joy, Onward moves the
2. Hope, hope, hope, glo- ri-ous hope, glo - ri - ous hope, Earth is reaching,
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Cho. — ^Joy ! joy ! joy christiiuis rqjoice, ehristuuis re- joice, Ton may share with
cross our banner, Darkness to destroy. Over the world's long night, Shining so
hands beseeching,Where the nations grope; Morning thy hills shall climb,Mnsic8hall
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yo^r Redeemer, Make his work your choice. You may shine lights for God, Never to
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bright, shining so bright, Hope's bright angel, blest evangel, Takes her flight.
<£ime, music shall chime, Christ shall waken lands forsaken, Soon 'tis time.
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wane, never to wane, Till the whole earth, joins the chorus, Christ shall reign.
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Speed thee, ev - er - last - ing gos
List, the songs from heav - en Ml
pel, Glad - ly on - ward go,
ing. Sooth- ing all our woe.
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glad - ly on - ward go, glad - ly on- ward go. Waves of life are
sooth- ing all our woe, sooth-ing all our woe, Hark! thejoy-ous
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swift - ly glid - ing, Earth to o - ver - flow, earth to o - ver - flow,
ech - oes call - ing, Peace and truth shall grow, peace and truth shall grow,
earth to o- verflow. Loose the soul from error's pinion, Bowed in sin and pain,
peace and truth shall gro w, Oh,thi8 work is Ood's appointed, Hands of might sustain ;
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Break the i - doVs stem do-min - ion, Christ on - ly shall reign.
Fol - low Christ the Lord's anoint - ed, Christ on - ly shall reign.
104 Lb. Edwards. Chrlitmai CaroL -Hope's Bright Star.
Tune above.
I Hail, hail, hail, beautiful sky, beautiful
sky,
Yonder comes the queen of morning,
Night is gliding by;
Over the world once more, folding her
wings, folding her wings,
Peace, her gentle harp awaking,
Smiles and sings.
Sweet as when the joyful tidings
||: Sounded long ago, :|| [ them
Sweet as when the shepherds heard
H: Still their numbers flow, :||
Unto us is born a Saviour,
He is born to-day;
Come, behold the meek and lowly.
Come quickly away,
CHORtJS.—
Hail, hail, hail, beautiful light, beautiful
Thro' the birth of our Redeemer [light.
Making all so bright; [ing afar.
Beautiful light of God, shining afar, shin-
Every eye may see its glory,
Hope's bright star.
2 Come, come, come, tripping along trip-
Carol o'er the sacred story [ping along.
All have loved so long;
List to the chiming bells, merry and clear,
merry and clear,
Happy Christmas, happy Christmas,
Welcome, welcome here.
Graceful boughs of green are waving,
Ij: Hearts with rapture beat, :|{
Love and mercy bending o'er us
P: Precious words repeat, :|
Where the royal Prince of glory
In a manger lay,
Faith will lead and gently guide ua^
Come <\>\\Os\^ vw^^j »
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R. L. By per. ''All thy works shall praise thee, O Lord."— Ps. cxlv. lo. Rer R. L^wkt.
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1. Lift the voice in ho - \y song, Awake, ye
2. Crowd his coarts with loft - y praise, And sing ^e
X. Lift the voice in ho - ly song.
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saints who love the Lord ; Gath-er now in happy
works that he hath done ; Songs of love and honor
Wake, ye saints who love the Lord; _ Gadi-ernow _ _
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throng, And praise his name with one ac- cord ;
raise To Christ the Lord, the e- qoal Son ;
in hap - py throng. Praise his name with one accord ;
in hap - py throni
Ye who know the great sal- va - tion, Sing the triumphs of his grace,.
Shout a- loud, ye souls in glo - ry ; Swell the song, ye saints he - low ;
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And with highest ad - o - ra - tion. Come be- fore Je-ho-vah's face.
Till the heav'ns shall telljhe sto - ry, And the earth the strain shall know.
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Praise the Lord, ye sons of light; Praise the Lord, yeheav'nly
Praise the Lord, ye con* of light ; Praise the Lord,
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FOR PRIMARY CLASS.
Arranged.
1. Je - sns, high in glo - ry, Lend a listening ear ; When we bow be-
2. We are lit- tie chil - dren, Weak and apt to stray ; Savionr, gnide and
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3 Save ns, Lord, from sinning^
Watch us day by day ;
Help us now to love thee,
Take our sins away.
4 Then, when Jesus calls us
To our heavenly home, *
We will answer gladly,
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1. I will tell the world around me How my blessed Saviour found me, How he
2. From the cold and barren mountain To the precious^cleansing fountain How he
3. In hismer-cy I am hiding, In his shadow still a- biding: He is
broke the chains that bound me, And my sins he washed away ; un, my
led me like a shepherd, When my soul was far a -way; To the
teach-ing me with patience, How to la - bor, watch, and pray. I am
grateful heart is glowing, And with joy is overflowing; I will praise my dear Re-
cross I now am clinging, And my happy song is ringing; I will praise my dear Re-
trusting and believing, I am asking and receiving; I will praise my dear Re-
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deem- er, I will praise him all the day. I am glad, I am glad, I am
glad that Je- sus found me! With his precious blood he bought me : Halle-
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lu -jah to his name! I emoy a perfect bles8iug,And his constant lovepos-
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Fan'nt L. Johnson.
Sltoas to 3tffUB*
J. R. S.
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1. A lit - tie while to sow and reap, And then a- way to Je - sns ; A
2. A lit - tie while on earth to meet, And then a- way to Je - sns ; To
3. A lit - tie while onr crown to win, And then a- way to Je - sus ; A
4. A lit - tie while to part in tears, And then a- way to Je - sus j A
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lit -tie while our watch to keep, And then ^ a -way to Je - bus.
feel the bliss of nn- ion sweet, And then * a - way to Je - sus.
few more vie -fries o - ver sin, And then a -way to Je - sus.
few more days, a few more years, And then a - way to Je - sus.
/>. 3.— feast the soul, while ag - es roll, And shout the love of Je - sus.
CHORUS. I I , ... 1 ^ . D.S,
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Mastha J Lakktom. Wm. J. Ktrkfatkick.
1. We march totfaefieldwith theifwordandshieldOf him who has gone before us,
2. We march one and all at the Saviour's call, Defending the cause we cher- ish,
3. We think of the rest of the pure and blest. We think of the joyful sto - ry
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We walk in the light of his smile so bright, His ban-ner of love is o'er us ;
We tell how he came in his Father's name To rescue the souls that per - i&h ;
That all may repeat at the Sayiour's feet, And thank him for homes in glo - ry ;
We march to the strife and the toil of life, Assured he will leave us nev- er ;
We know from the love of the Lord above There's naught in the world can sever,
Then on to the land of the shining band, From dear ones no more to sev - er:
Our standard we raise to hishonor and praise, Our watchword "the cross forever."
Then on to the foe like the brave let us go, Our watchword" the cross forever."
The Tjord is our King; unto him we will sing,Our watchword " the cross forever."
K«y C. CHORUS.
srtde eto0flriFoiretieir!— CONCLUDED.
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We march to the field with the sword and shield Of him who has gone before ns,
We walk in the light of his smiles so bright, His banner of love is o'er us.
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l^ootn tot ms Satifotttr.
Rey. Hi. ao.
Adam Gbxsbl.
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1. Room for my Saviour here, Heart, open wide thy door! Hence, un- belief, and
2. Oh, ent-er, gracious Lord, If thou canst stoop so low, Come in, and bid each
3. Come in and keep thy feast. And let me feast with thee; For on thy sa-cred
4. No crumb have I,my Lord,The least must all be thine ; Thine are the viands
doubt,and fear, Hence, and return no more. Come in, come in, My Lord, come in.
guest abhorred Forth from thy temple go.
pledge I rest That thou wilt sup with me.
of the board, And thine thie hallowed wine, come in, come in.
5 And I shall feast with thee,
And thou with me this day ;
And e'en at eventide with me
Thou wilt prolong thy stay.
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Wilt thou from me depart,
Eternity shall not divide
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Wm. R. LaNDON. JnO. R. SwKlfST.
1. There^s a thoaght that oomes when, my day's work done, I sit in the
2. There's a thought that oomes when the sparkling dew On the sleep - ing
3. There's a thought that oomes when the earth is still, And the night with its
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twilight gray, ^Tia a thought that tells of a reap - ing- time On the
flower I see, For it tells of rest in my Father's home, That his
train draws nigh : And it tells of a crown that the just shall wear In a
hills of the far a -way. There my soul shall rise (m her snow white wings,
love has prepared for me. And
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fly, when her toil is o'er. Where the skies are hright with the morning light
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•^ * For I know 'twill not be long
Of a day that shall fade no more. rf-jn j ^^g^ ^j^y^ ij^^ through the
• * m p m -ei-Mi - And be welcomed with joyful
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Rev. W. H. Gbbtwbit. Wm . J. KiRKPAnucac.
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1. Gk> and preach the blessed gos - pel. Tell of Chriat the Cra - ci - fied ;
2. Go and tell to ev - 'ry creature That the bles- sed Lord will save ;
3. Go and tell in all yonr weakness^Christ will give yon strength and pow'r;
4. Go and tell of peace and par -don Purchased by a Sayioor's love ;
Go and bring men to the Sav - iour, — He who for us all has died.
Go and tell them of his goodness, — How his life he free- ly gave.
Go and tell how Je-sus loves them, — That he saves this ver-y hour.
Go and tell of rest for- ev - er In your bles-sed home a- hove.
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Go ye in - to all the world, And preach the gospel to ev- '17 creature :
Who-so - ev- er believeth shall not per-ish, But have e - ter-nal life.
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J. E. Ramkim, d. d
Jno. R. SwBNXT.
1. My Lord and my Saviour, mj Brother and Friendi Oh, when will this
2. I drink of earth's waters and thirst soon a - gain, I eat of earth's
3. To thee, the one fountain, to thee, the one hread. My soul in her
4. O Man - na of heav- en, O Wa - ter of life, To thee would I
m
oon-flict with-in me have end? My spir- it is rest- less, no
bread and still keep my i)aixi; Earth's cisterns are bro- ken, earth's
thirst and her &m-ine has fled; My bread and my wa-ter of
flee and end all my strife; Thy bo - dy is bro- ken, thy
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ds- terns are dry, She yields not the man- na, the bread of the sky.
life thou must be, Dear Mas- ter, I'm hung'ring and thirsting for thee,
blood has been shed. Why go I then thirsting? and hung'ring for bread?
I'm hung - - 'ring and thirst - - ing, I'm hung - - 'ring and
I'm hung'ring and thirsting, dear Mas - ter, lor thee, I'm hung'ring and thirsting, dear
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thirst - - ing, Dear Mas - - - ter, I'm hong - 'ring and
Mas-ter, for thee, I'm hung* ring and thint-ing, dear liias - ter, I'm
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Mas - - ter, I'm hong -'ring and thirst - - ing for thee.
Mas- ter, I'm hung'ring, I'm hung - 'ring, I'm hung'ring and thirsting for thee.
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Rev. F. W. Fabbk«
Moderato.
Arr. from C. C. CoMviCAtSB by Ika D. Sankkt.
1. Hark, hark, my soul, angelic songs are swelling O'er earth's green fields and
2. Far, far away, like bells at evening pealing, The voice of Je - bus
3. Onward we go, for still we hear them singing, ''Come, weary souls, for
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ocean's wave-beat shore; How sweet the truth those blessed strains are telling
sounds o'er land and sea, And la - den souls by thousands meekly stealing,
Jesus bids you come ;" And thro' the dark, its echoes sweetly ring- ing,
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Of that new life when sin shall be no more. Angels,singon! your &ithful watches
Kind Shepherd,tum their weary steps to thee.
The music of the Gospel leads us home.
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keep- ing; Sing us sweet fragments of the songs above, Till morning's joy shall
end the night of weeping, And life's long shadows break in cloudless love.
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Jmo. R. Swbmbt.
1. Je - SUB the Sav-iour is pass- iag this way, Come, there Is
2. Je - BUS is pa - tient - ly call - ing to - day, Come, there is
3. Je - BUS is pass - ing, oh, fall at his feet, Come, there is
4 Je - BUS will save thee if thoa wilt be - lieve, Come, there is
healing for thee;. . . . Rise at his bidding: oh, why wilt thou stay?
healing for thee;. . . . Now he is waiting, no long-er de - lay, —
healing for thee;. . . . Fly to thy reftige, thy on - ly re -treat,
healing for thee;. . . . Haste, and the rapture of pardon re-eeive,
yes, healing for thee; .
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Come, there is healing for thee Healing for thee, sinner, for thee,
yes, healing for thee.
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Look unto me, and be ye Mved."— Isa. xIt. as. Mn. M. Buss Wilxaon.
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I. Je- BUS is pleading with my poor soul, Shall I
9. Je- BUS was nailed to the cross for me, Shall I
3. Je- sus is knoclcing at my poor heart, Shall I
4. What if that voice I should hear no more, Shall I
be saved
be saved
be saved
be saved
to-night?
to-night?
to-night?
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If I believe, he will make me whole. Shall I be saved
How can my heart so un - grate- ful be? Shall I be saved
What if his Spir- it should now de- part? Shall I be saved
Quickly I'll o - pen this bolt • ed door, Save me, O Lord,
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to-night?
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Tender- ly, sad- ly I hear him say, How can you grieve me from day to day ?
Now he will save me by grace di- vine, Now, if I will, I may call him mine;
O- ver and o- ver his voice I hear. Sweetly it falls on my listening ear;
Blessed Redeemer, come in, come in. Pi - ty my sorrow, forgive my sin.
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Shall I eo on in the old, old way, Or shall I
Can I the pleasures of earth re- sign? Oh, shall I
Shall I re-ject him — a friend so dear? Oh, shall I
Now let thy work in my soul be - gin. For I will
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to-night?
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H. G. Spavford. " He hath delivered my soul in peace." — Ps. Iv. x8
P. P. Buss.
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1. When peace, like a riv - er, at - tend- eth my way, When sorrows^ like
2. Thongh Satan should huffet, though trials should come, Let this hlest aa-
3. My sin — oh, the hliss of this glo - rious thought — My sin — not in
4 And, Lord, haste the day when the iaiLh shall he sight. The clouds he^roUed
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sea - hil-lows, roll; What-ev - er my lot, thou hast taught me to
snr - ance con - trol. That Christ hath re-gard - ed my help- less es-
part, hut the whole, la nailed to his cross and I hear it no
back as a scroll. The trump shall resound, and the Lord shall de-
say. It is well, it is well with my soul. It is well ....
tate. And hath shed his own blood for my soul.
more, Praise the Lord, praise the Lord, oh, my soul ! it is
8cend,"Ev-en so" — it is well with my soul.
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P. P. Bliss.
"O Lord, my strength, and my redeemer.*'— Ps. xix. 14. Jambs McGranahan.
1. I will sing of my Redeem- er, And his wondrons love to me ;
2. I will tell the wondrous story, How my lost es-tate to save,
3. I will praise my dear Redeemer, His tri- omphant power I'll tell,
4. I will sinff of my Redeem- er, And his heav'n-ly love to me;
On the cm - el cross he suffered, From the curse to set me free.
In his boundless love and mercy, He the ran - som free - ly gave.
How the vie- to - ry he giv - eth O - ver sin, and death, and hell.
He from death to life hath brought me, Son of God with him to be.
Sing, oh, sing of my Redeem - er, With his
I ^ sing of my Redeem - er. Sing, oh, sing of my Redeem -er, l^-#-
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blood he purchased me, . On the
blood he pur- chased me, he pur- chased me, he pur- chased me; On the
his blood he pur- chased me;
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cross he sealed my par - don, On the cross he sealed my par - don, ^9 ^
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and made me finee, and made me free.
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FOR PRIMARY CLASS.
Jmo. R. Swbnst.
1. Lit- tie voic - es, hap- py voic - cs, Sing of Je - sns and his love,
2. Lit- tie voic - es, hap- py voic - es, While we praise him day by day,
3. Lit- tie voic - es, hap- py voic - es, While we breathe his name so dear,
4 Lit- tie voic - es, hap- py voic - es. With our teachers while we sing ;
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Fine,
While the an - gel^ bending o'er ns Whisper soft-ly from a - bove, —
Lo ! the an - gels hov - er round us ; In our hearts we hear them say, —
Fiom the Bi - ble, ho - ly Bi - ble. Still the gen- tie words we hear, —
They are teU - ing, sweetly tell - ing. Of the Lord, our Saviour- King.
D. S, — How he loves yon ! yes, he loves you More than all your friends can do.
CHORUS.
Oh, be- lieve him. Oh, re- ceive him, Your Redeem - er kind and true !
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Blons lf)e Hitler of SiCme*
" Remember how thort time is."— Pi. ixxxix. 47.
Gbo. F. Root.
1. Along the River of Time we glide, Along the river, along the river, The
2. Along the River of Time we glide, Along the river, along the river ; A
3. Along the River of Time we glide, Along the river, along the river ; Our
swiftly flowing, resistless tide. The swiftly flowing, the swiftly flowing, And
thousand dangers i ts currents hide, A thousand dangers, a thousand dangers,And
Saviour only our bark can guide. Our Saviour only, our Saviour only, But
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soon, ah, soon the end we'll see : Yes, soon Hwill come, and we will be
near our course the rocks we see : O dreadful thought ! a wreck to be,
with him we se - cure may be : No fear, no doubt, but joy to be
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Float- ing, float • ing
Out on the sea of e - ter - ni - ty !
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1. Nothere! nothere! notwhere the sparkling waters Fade into mocking sands as
2. There is a land where ev'ry pulse is thrilling With rapture earth's sojourners
3. Shall they be satisfied, the soul's vague longings, The aching void which nothing
we draw near; Where in the wil - demess each footstep falters, I shall be
nev - er know; Where heav'n repose the weary heart is stilling And peaceful-
earth - ly fills? O, what desires up - on my soul are thronging As I look
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sat - is- fied; but O, not here ! Not here where^ev'ry dream of bliss deceives us,
ly life's time-toss'd current's flow, Far out of sight,whileyetthc flesh infolds us
upward to the heav'nly hills, Thither my weak and weary steps are tending.
Where the worn spir - it nev - er gains its goal ; Where haunted ev - er
Lies the Mr coun - try, where our hearts abide, And of its bliss is
Saviour and Lord, with thy frail child abide; Guide me t'wards home where
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by the thought that grieves ns Across us floods of bitter mem - '17 roll,
iiaugbt more wondrous told us Than these few words, " I shall be satis- fled."
all my wand'ring ending I then shall see thee and be "sat -is -fled."
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1. Will yoa meet me at tbe foantain, When I reach the glo-ry-land ?
2. Will you meet me at the fountain, For Vm snre that I shall know
3. Will you meet me at the fountain? I shall long to have you near,
Will yon meet me at the fountain, Shall I clasp your friendly hand?
Kindred souls and sweet communion, More than I have known below.
When I meet my loving Sav - iour, When his welcome words I hear.
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Other friends will give me welcome, 0th- er lov-ing voices cheer ;
And the chorus will he sweet - er. When it bursts upon my ear.
He will meet me at the fountain. His embrac- es I shall share,
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And my heaven seem complet - er. If your happy voice I hear.
Therell be glo-iy at the foantain, Will you, will you meet me there?
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" In thy presence is fulness of joy.
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Ps. xvi. iz.
Gbo. C. Stsbbims.
1. Oh, to be o - ver yon - der ! X In that land of won - der,
2. Oh, to be o - ver yon - der ! My yearning heart grows fond- er
3. Oh, to be o - ver yon - der ! A - las ! I sigh and won - der
4. Oh, when shall I be dwell - ing Where an - gel voic - es, swell - ing
6. Oh, I shall soon be you - der, Tho' lone - ly here I wan - der.
Where the an -gel voic- es min-gle. And the an -gel harp-ers ring;
Of look- ing to the east, to see The blessed day-star bring
Why clings my poor, weak, sin- fol heart To an - y earth- ly thing;
In triumphant hal - le - In -jab's. Make the vaulted heavens ring?
Teaming for the welcome sum- mer — Longing for the bird's fleet wing ;
To be firee from pain and sor-row, And the anxious, dread to-mor-row,
Some tid-ings of thewak-ing, The cloudless, pure day breaking;
Each tie of earth must sev - er. And pass a- way for - ev - er ;
Where the pearly gates are gleaming, And the morning-star is beam- ing?
The midnight may be drea - ry, And the heart be worn and wea- ry,
To rest in light and sunshine In
My heart is yearning — ^yearning For
But there's no more separ - a-tion In
Oh, when shall I be yon - der, In
But there's no more shadow yon- der In
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the presence
the com- ing
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the presence
the presence
of the King,
of the King,
of the King,
of the King?
of the King.
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Oh, to be o - - Tcr yoa-der, yon- der. In that land, that land of wonder.
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1. I- was once &r away from the Saviour, And as vile as a sinner could be,
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I wondered if Christ the Redeemer Could save a poor sinner like me.
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2 I wandered on in the darkness,-
Not a ray of light could I see, [ness,
And the thought filled my heart with sad-
There's no hope for a sinner like me.
3 I then fully trusted in Jesus,
And oh, what a joy came to me;
My heart was filled with' his praises,
For saving a sinner like me. ,
4 No longer in darkness I'm walking,
For the light is now shining on me,
And now unto others I'm telling,
How he saved a poor sinner like me.
5 And when life's journey is over.
And I the dear Saviour shall see,
111 praise him for ever and ever.
For saving a sinner Uk« xs\&.
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Mails F. Lono.
Jno. R. Swskst.
1. Li;;ht in oar darkness^hope in our fear, Joy in our sorrow,8till thon art near ;
2. Gi fts that with morning fiill like the dew, Still with the evening cheer ns anew;
3. What tho' thenightcloudsfrownon the deep? Watch o'er thy loved ones thine eye will
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Constant, unchanging, praise to thy name, Now and forey- er thon art the same.
Songs of rejoicing, anthems of praise. Lord, for thy goodness help us to raise.
Rocked on the billow, weak and dismayed, Thy voice wilt whisper, be not afraid.
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Thou hast redeemed us, — we are thine own ; Thou wilt not
Thou hast redeemed us, — we are thine own;
leave us friendless a - lone ; Hope to the prom - ise trusting-ly
Thou wilt not leave us friendless alone ; Hope to the prom - ise
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Wm. J. KiRKrATKICK.
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1. Sin- ner, to the Saviour clinging. Trembling, trusting, hoping, singing,
2. Tar-ry not tocount thy treasure; He will deal it with -out measure
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Hark ! a - gain his voice is ring - ing : " Forward, for- ward, march ! *'
As thou do - est his good pleasure — ^** Forward, for- ward, march!*'
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3 Art thou faint? He stands beside thee;
He shall help thee,guard thee,guide thee;
In his shadow he shall hide thee —
"Forward, forward, march!"
4 Through th'allurements of temptation,
Through the fires of tribulation,'
Holding forth the great salvation,
** Forward, forward, march!"
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5 By ten thousand foes surrounded.
Mocked, opposed, assaulted, wounded,
Thou shalt never be confounded,
"Forward, forward, march!"
6 Till thy bending head be hoary,
Till shall close thine earthly story,
Till Ihou step from grace to glory,
"Forward, forward, march!"
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D. C, — Oh, how hap - py we shall be When weWe gained the vie- to - ry !
CHORUS. />. C
Vic - to - ry ! vie - to - ry ! We shall gain the vie - to - ry ;
1 What are these arrayed in white,
Brighter than the noon-day sun ?
Foremost of the sons of light ;
Nearest the eternal throne?
2 Tliese are they that bore the cross;
Nobly for their Master stood ;
Sufferers in his righteous cause ;•
Followers of the dying God.
3 Out of great distress they came ;
Washed their robes by faith below
In the blood of yonder Lamb,
Blood that washes white as snov? \
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Therefore are they next the throne;
Serve their Maker day and night i
God resides among his own ; -
God doth in his taints delight.
He that on the throne doth re ign,
Them the Lamb shall always feed;
With the tree of life sustain ;
To the living fountains lead ;
He shall all their sorrows chase
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Wm. J. KnucrATMOt.
1 j«tov.i,4 1. Who, who is he? Who, who is he? Who, who is he that o-tcf-
bot ■. i. 2. What shall he wear? What shall hew ear? What shall he wear that OTer-
bot. a. T. 3. What shall he eat ? What shall he eat ? What shall he eat that o - Ter-
■^.■Lu. 4. What shall he be? What shall he bef What shall he be that o - Ter-
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com-eth by the blood of the Lamb? He that be-liey-eth and is
com-eth by the blood of the Lamb? He shall be clothed in
com-eth by the blood of the Lamb ? He shall eat of the
com-eth by the blood of the Lamb ? He shall be a pil-lar in the
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bom of God,
rai - ment white,
tree of life,
tem-ple of Grod,
He that be-liev-eth and is bom of God,
He shall be clothed in rai - ment white,
He shall eat of the tree of life,
He shall be a pil- lar in the temple of €U)d,
He that believeth and is bom of God, Shall overcome by the blood.
He shall be clothed in raiment white,That overcomes by the blood.
He shall eat of the tree of life, That overcomes by the blood.
He shall be a pillar in the temple of God, That overcomes by the blood.
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O, the precious, precious blood ! O, the deansing, healing flood !
O, the pow'r and the love of God, Thro' the blood of the Lamb !
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By the blood of the Lamb? [cometh
||: He shall hear his name con- 1 fessed in
heaven, :||
That overcomes bj the blood.
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By the blood of the Lamb? [cometh
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make him his son, :||
That overcomes by the blood.
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By the blood of the Lamb? [cometh
He shall sit with | Jesus, on his
throne, :||
That overcomes by the blood.
1 J«ha T. 4.
What is the victory? :|| that over-
By the blood of the Lamb? [cometh
Faith is the victory that | over-
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By the blood of the Lamb.
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. f O good old way, bow sweet thon art! All the way long it is Je - sua ; \
' \ Majr none of ns from thee de- part ; All the waj long it is Je - sns. /
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We're marofaing In the good oU var- \ 'tVjkafc ^'J«»a \«c«jea.^;JSS. Sis&s.^'^'e^
FAMILIAR HYMNS.
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What ft Ofttli«ri]if .
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I At the sounding of the trumpet, when the
saints are gathered home.
We will greet each other by the crystal sea,
With the friends and all the loved ones there a-
waiting us to come.
What a gathering of the faithful that will bel
CAo.^V/YiAt a gathering;, gathering,
At the sounding of the glorious jubilee I
What a gathering, gathering.
Whatagitheringof the faithful th;\t will be!
a When the angel of the Lord proclaims that
time shall be no more. [see,
We shall gather.and the saved and ransom 'd
Then to meet again together, on the bright ce-
lestial shore.
What a gathering of the faithful that will be!
3 At the great and final judgment when the hid-
den comes to light.
When the Lord in all his glory we shall see.
At the bidding of our Saviour, "Come.ye bless-
ed, to my right,"
What a gathering of the faithful that will be!
4 Whenthegoldenharpsare sounding.and the
angel bands proclaim,
In triumphant strains, the glorious jubilee.
Then to meet and join tosing the song of Moses
and the Lamb,
What a gathering of the faithful that will be 1
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I There are songs of jov that I loved to sing
When my heart wasasblitheasabird in spring;
But the song I have learned is so full of cheer,
That tbedawnshinesout in the darkness drear.
CAo. — O. the new, new song! :]
I can sing it now with the ransomed throng;
Power and dominion to him that shall reign.
Glory and praise to the Lamb that was slain.
3 Therearestrainsof home that aredearaslife,
And I list to them oft 'mid the din of strife :
But I know of a home that is wondrous fair.
And I sing the psalm they are singing there.
3 Can my lips be mute, or my hetirt be sad.
When the gracious Master hath made me glad?
When he points where the many mansions be.
And sweetly says, " There is one for thee " ?
4 I shall catch the gleam of its jasper wall
When I come to the gloom cf the evenfall.
For I know that the shadows, dreary and dim,
Have a path gf light that will lead to him.
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X Lord, I care not for riches,
Neither silver nor gold ;
I would make sure of heaven.
I would enter the fold.
In the book of thy kingdom.
With its pages so fair.
Tell me, Jesus my Saviour,
Is my name written there?
CMc. — Is mv name written there.
On the page white and fair?
In the book of thy kingdom.
Is ray name written there?
a Lord, my sins they are many.
Like the sands of the sea.
But thy blood. O my Saviour,
Is sufficient for me ;
For thy promise is written,
In bright letters that glow,
Though your sins be as sc^irlet,
I will make them like snow."
Oh ! that beautiful city.
With its mansions of light.
With its glorified beings.
In pure garments of white ;
Where no evil thing cometh
To despoil what is fair ;
Where the angels are watching,—
Is my name written there?
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1 We shall have a new name in that land.
In that land, that sunny, sunny land.
When we meet the bright angelic band.
In that sunny land. [there ;
A new name, a new name we'll receive up
A new name, a new name, all ^^ho enter there.
C/io. — We shall have a new name in that land,
In that land, that sunny, sunny land,
When we meet the bright angelic band,
In that sunny land.
2 We*ll receive it in a pure, white stone.
And no one will know the name therein;
Only unto him who hath 'tis known.
When we're free from sin. [there;
A white stone, a white stone we'll receive up
A white stone.a white stone, all who enterthere.
3 Don't you wonder what that name will be.
Sweeter far than aught on earth can be.
We will be quite satisfied when we
Shall that new name know.
I wonder, I wonder what that name will be,
I* wonder, I wonder, what he'll give to me.
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Bt^atD me to CTOee*
"And I will cause him to draw near, and he shall approach unto
Jer. XXX. 21.
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1. Lord, weak and im- potent I stand, As fettered by an unseen hand;
2. In vain I strug-gle to be free ; I would, but cannot, fly to thee ;
3w Oh, bring mo near- er, near- er still, That thine own peace my soul may fill,
4. Here, LoM, I woo]^ for-ev - er bide, And nev- er wan - der from thy side;
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Break thou the strong and sub - tie band, And draw me close to thee.
Ope thou the pria - on door for me. And draw me close to thee.
And I may rest in thy sweet will ; Lord, draw me close to thee.
Beneath thy wing do thou m^ hide, And draw me close to thee.
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Draw me close to thee, Sav- iour. Draw me close to thee ;
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'\ Jesus brin&^s me back to God, Jesus saves me now.
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2 There for me the Saviour stands,
Showshis wonndsand spreadshis hands.
3 God is love, I know, I feel«
Jesos lives and loves me still.
4 Plenteous grace with thee is found,
Let the healing showers abound.
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1. Stand at your post, ye watchmen, Bark tho' the night ; See afiur,brigh t and dear,
3. Stand at yoor post of da - ty, Be not dismayed, Christ the Lord rideth on
3. Stand at yoor post of do- ty, Truth most prevail, Joyfhl news, welcome news,
4. Stand at yoor post of daty,Cheer,watchmen, cheer; Lo,the time, promised time,
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Dawns the morning light ; Soand,8oand the tramp of 2ion O'er land and sea ;
Now in strength arrayed ; Lift ap the gos-pel hanner. Watchmen, proclaim
Comes with ev'ry gale ; Lo! at the feet of Jesns Proad monarchs &11 :
Now is drawing near ; Bright o'er the distant mOantain On rolls the day,
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Tell a-gain the happy tidings, Grace is free. Bright Star of the
Peace and life to ev -'ry creature Thro' his name.
They have heard the gospel message, Joy to all.
Driving ev - 'ry mist and shadow Far a - way. Bright, Mght Star,
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bright, bright Star,
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Shine, shine on. shine, shine on.
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Should the summons, quickly fly - ing, On the slumb'ring nations fall,—
What if now the startling man - date Should the sleeping virgins hear,—
Is there oil in all your ves - sels? Are your garments pure and white?
Rise! ye vir- gins,— sleep no long - er.—Lest the call your souls surprise!
Lo ! the heavenly Bridegroom com- eth, Would the sound your souls appal ?
Are your tamps all trimm'd and burning? Should the Bridegroom now appear?
Are they wash'd in-the cleansing fountain, Fit to stand in Je- sus'^ight?
Lest ye fail to meet the Bridegroom, When he cometh from the skies.
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Are you read - y ?
Are you read - y ?
Oh, be read - y !
Are you read - y ? Should you hear the midnight call ?
Are you read - y ? Now to see your Lord ap - pear !
Are you read
Oh, be read
Are your lamps all clear and bright?
When he cometh from the skies ;
Are you read - y ? Are you read - y ? Should you hear the midnight call ?
Are you ready? Are you ready? Shoula you hear the midnight call? Should you hear the midnight calif
Are you read - y ? Are you read - y ? Now to see your Lord appear ?
Are you ready? Are you ready? Now to see your Lord appear? Now to see your Lord ap" - pear?
' Are you read - y ? Are you read - y ? Are your lamps all clear and bright ?
Are you ready? Are you ready? Are your lamps all clear and bright? Are your lamps all clear and bright?
Oh, be read-y! Oh, be read-y! Hasten, from your si umbers rise!
Oh, be ready I Oh, be ready I Hasten, from your slumbers rise ! Hasten, from your slumbers rise I
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1. Why do you wait, dear brother, Oh, why do you tarry so long? Your
2. What do you hope, dear brother, To gain by a further de - lay? There's
3. Do you not feel, dear brother, His Spirit now striving within? Oh,
4. Why do you wait, dear brother, The harvest is passing a - way, Your
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Saviour is waiting to give you A place in his sanc-ti-fied throng,
no one to save you but Je - bus, There's no other way but his way.
why not accept his sal-va-tion, And throw oflf thy burden of sin?
Saviour is longing to bless you, There's danger and death in delay?
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Wm. J. KnucPAtncx.
I. Wea-ry with walking a - lone^ Long heav-y - laden with sin;
a. Fearing to stand for my l^oid. Trembling for weakness in prayer;
Toil-ing all night with-out Christ, — Rest for my soul shall I win.
Yet on the l» • som di • vine Los - ing each sor-row and fear.
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Lean • ing on Je - sos, I walk • at his side ; . .
Leaning on Je- sus, in him I a • bide. Leaning on Je • sus, I walk at his tide ;
Lean - • ing on Je - • sus, I trust him, my Shej^erd and Guide.
Leaning on Je- stis, what-ev- er be • tide.
3 Anxious no longer for idf.
Shrinking no longer from pan;
I^eaning on Jesus alone.
He all my care will sustain.
Leaning on Jesus, etc.
4 Leaning, I walk in " The Way,**
Leaning, « The Truth '' I shall knoir^
Leaning on heart-throbs of Christ,
Safe into *< Life " I may go.
Leaning on Jesus, etc.
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"Behold, the half was not told."~Kings x. 7.
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1. Be-x>^At the sto-ry o'er and o'er, Of grace so full and free;
2. Of i>eac6 I on - ly knew the name, Nor found my sonl its rest
3. My high - est place is ly-ing low At my Redeem- er's feet;
4. And oh, what rapture will it be With all the host a - bove,
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Un - til the sweet-voiced angel came To sooth my wea • ry breast. ,
No re - al joy in life I know, But in his ser- vice sweet.
To sing through all e- ter - ni - ty The won - ders of his love!
The half was never told, The half was never told,
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2. Of peace, etc.
8. Of joy, etc.
4. Of love, etc.
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Comt to Jtimi.
I Come to Jesus, come to Jesus,
Come to Jesus just now.
Just now come to Jesus,
Come to Jesus just now.
• He will save you.
3 Oh, believe him.
4 He is able.
5 He is willing.
6 He'll receive you.
7 Flee to Jesus.
8 Call unto him.
9 He will bear you.
lo He'll have mercy.
XI He'll forgive you.
xa He will cleanse you.
13 He'll renew you.
14 He will clothe you,
X5 Jesus loves you.
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X Hover o'er me, Holy Spirit ;
Bathe my trembling heart and brow;
Fill me with thy hallowed presence,
Come, oh, come and fill me now.
Oko. — Fill me now, fill me now,
Jesus, come and fill me now.
Fill me with thy hallowed presence. —
Come, oh, come and fill me now.
o Thou canst fill me, gracious Spirit,
Though I cannot tell thee how;
But I need thee, greatly need thee ;
Come, oh, come and fill me now.
3 I am weakness, full of weakness ;
At thy sacred feet I bow ;
Blest, divine, eternal Spirit.
Fill with pow'r, and fill me now.
4 Cleanse and comfort; bless and save me ;
Bathe, oh, bathe my heart and brow ;
Thou art comforting an«l saving, ^
Thou art sweetly filling now.
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The Child of « Xing.
X MY Father is rich in houses and lands.
He holdeth the wealth of the world in his
hands !
Of rubies and diamonds, of silver and gold
His coffers are full. — he has riches untold.
CAff, — I'm the child of a King,
The child of a King;
With Jesus mv Saviour
I'm the child of a King,
2 My Father's own Son, the Saviour of men;
Once wandered o'er earth as the poorest of
But now he is reigning forever on high, [them,
And will give me a home in heaven by and by.
3 I once was an outcast stranger on earth,
A sinner by choice, an alien by birth! [down,—
But I've been adopted, my name's written
An heir to a mansion, a robie, and a crown.
4 A tent or a cottage, why should I care ?
They're building a palace for me over there !
Though exiled from home, yet still I may sing:
All glory to God, I'm the child of a King.
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X Oh. sometimes the shadows are deep.
And rough seems the path to the goal.
And sorrows, sometimes how they sweep
Like tempests down over the soul.
CAo. — Oh, then to the rock let me fly.
To the rock that is higher than I. :|
a Oh, sometimes how long seems the day,
And sometimes how weary my feet;
But toiling in life's dusty way,
The Rock's blessed shadow, how sweet t
3 Oh, near to the Rock let nrie keep.
Or blessings or sorrows prevail ;
Or climbing the mountain-way steep,
Or walking the shadowy vale.
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Brine^ng in the Sheavoi.
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1 Sowingin themoming. sowing seeds of kind-
ness,
Sowing in the noon-tide, and the dewy eves ;
Waiting for the harvest, and the time of reaping.
We shall come rejoicing, bringing m the
sheaves.
CAo. — Bringing in the sheaves, bringing in the
sheaves. [sheaves. : Q
We shall come rejoicing, bringing in the
2 Sowing in the sunshine, sowing in the sha-
dows, f breeie ;
Fearing neither clouds nor winter's chilling
By and by the harvest, and the labor ended,
We shall come rejoicing, bringing in the
sheaves.
3 Go.then. ever weeping.sowing for the Master,
Though the loss sustained our spirit often
grieves ;
When our weeping's over he will bid us wel-
come, [sheavps.
We shall come re|oicing, bringing in tlie
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1. O prod- i-gal, don't stay away ! The Fa- ther is waiting to-day ; There's
2. O prodigal brother, come home! Why longer in wretchedness roam? You're
3. O prodigal, what will you do ? Love's ta- ble is wait- ing for you ; For-
4. O prod - i- gal brother, a - rise ! For pardon, look up to the skies ; No
loom and to spare. There is raiment to wear, O prcd-igal, don't stay a- way.
lone- ly and lost, You are driven and toss'd, O prod- igal brother, come home,
giveness so sweet, Sure, your coming will greet, O prodigal, what will you do?
longer then stray From thy Father away, O prod - i - gal brother, a - rise.
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"Will you come? Will you come? Will you come, come home to-day? There Ia
Will you come f Will you come ?
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2. O-pen now to him your heart, Let him
3. Hear yon now his lov-ing voice? Let him
4. Now admit the heavenly Guest, Let him
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Now, oh, now make him your choice, Let
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let the SaTiour fai.
Let him in ere he is gone, Let him in the Ho - ly One,
Let him in, he is your Friend, He your soul will sure de - fcnd^
He is stand-ing at the door, Joy to you he will re - store.
He will speak your idns for- given, And when earth ties all are riyen.
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He will keep you to the end, Let him in.
And his name you will a - dore. Let him in.
fie will take you home to heaven. Let him in.
' >, I Let the Sariour in. let the Saviour in.
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"Casting all your care upon him, for he careth for you."
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2. Are thy tir - ed feet nnstead - y? Does thy kunp no light af-foid?
3. Are the ties of fiiendsbip severed? Hashed the voices fond-Iy heard f
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Is thy cross too great and hea - vy? Cast thy bar - den on the Lord.
Breaks thy heart with weight of angaish, Cast thy bar -den on the Lord.
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strengthen thee, sustain and comfort thee ; Cast thy bur- den on the Lord.
4 Does thy heart with faintness filter ?
Does thy mind forget his word ?
Does thy strength succumb to weak-
Cast thy burden onthe Lord, [ness?
5 He will hold thee np from falling,
He will guide thy steps aright;
He will strengthen each endefl.v<!K.\
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3. Robbing the heart of lightness, .
3. But, in an old, old stor • y, .
Tempted and led a - stray7
Los- ing the bloom of youth, .
Full of a grace di - vine, .
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Leaving the path of dut - y. . .
Dimming the eyes' glad brightness, .
There is a- bun - dant par - don, .
Choosing the e - vil way,
Stilling the voice of truth, .
£v-en for sin like thine, .
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Missing the pride of manhood, .
Now, with a con - trite spir - it, .
Slighting their fer - vent prayers, .
Missing a no - ble aim, . .
Turn from the ways of sin.
Sowing the seed which bringeth .
Gaining a ship)-wTecked nature, .
Knock at the gate of heav - en, .
On - ly a wealth of tares. .
Gaining a sul - lied name. .
Entrance thy soul shall win. .
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Ah I 'tis the old, old stor - y,
Z,Af/^A^.-Yes,'tisthe old, old stor - y,
Ah I 'tis the old, old stor - y,
Yi'S, 'tis the old, old stor - y.
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Ah ! 'tis the old, old stor - y, . . Tempted and led a < stray. .
Yes, 'tis the old, old stor - y% . . Full of a grace di - vine. .
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2. Sheaves af- ter sow- ing. Sun af - ter rain, Sight af - ter
3. Near af - ter dis - tant. Gleam af - ter gloom. Love af - ter
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mys-tery, Peace af^^ter pain, Joy af - ter
loneliness. Life af - ter tomb; Af - ter long
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Song af - ter fears, Home af - ter wander- ing, Praise af - ter team.
Calm af - ter blast, Rest af - ter weari - ness. Sweet rest at last.
Rap-ture of bliss; Right was the path - way Leading to thisl
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Sun of my soul. Uiou Saviour dear»
It is not night if thou be near;
Oh, miay no earth-born cloud arise,
To hide thee from thy servant's eyes..
s When the soft dews of kindly sleep
My wearied eye-lids gently steep,
Be my last thought, how sweet to rest
Forever on my Saviour's breast.
' 3 Abide with me from mom till eve,
For without thee I ccnnot live ;
Abide with me when night is nigh,
For without thee I dare not die.
4 Watch by the sick : enrich the poor
With blessings from thy boundless store ;
Be every mourner's sleep to-night.
Like infant's slumbers, pure and light
lo3 Sing of mi Xiglity !«▼•.
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I plunge in the crimson tide opened for me;
O'er sm and uncleanness exulting I stand.
And point to the print of the nails m his hand.
Cho, — Oh, sing of his mighty love,
|:Sing of his mighty love,:|
Mighty to save.
8 Oh, bliss of the purified, Jesus is mine.
No longer in drsad condemnation I pine ;
In conscious salvation I sing of hiti grace.
Who lifteth upon me the light of his face.
3 Oh. bliss of the purified, bliss of the pure,
No wound hath the soul that his blood cannot
cure; [rest,
No sorrowrbowed head but may sweetly find
No teai^ but may dry them on Jesus' breast.
4 O Jesus the crucified, thee will I sing.
My blessed Redeemer, my God and my King:
My soul filled with rapture shall shout o'er
the grave.
And triumph in death in the "Mighty to Save."
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For Jesus who died,and is now gone above.
CMo. — Hallelujah 1 thine the glory, hallelujah!
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Hallelujah I thine the glory, revive us again.
s We praise thee,0 God,for thy Spirit of lighf
Who hay shown us our &iviour and scat-
tcreil our night.
3 All glory and praise to the Lamb that was
slain, [every stain.
Who has borne all our sins,and has cleansed
4 All glory and praise to the God of all grace,
Who has bought us, and sought us, and
guided our ways.
5 Revive us again .fill each heart with thy love;
May each soul be rekindled with fire from
above.
How Sweot iho Hamo.
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X How sweet the name of Jesus sounds'
In a believer's ear;
It soothes his sorrows, heals his wounds,
And drives away his fear.
s It makes the wounded spirit whole.
And calms the troubled breast;
Tis manna to the hungry soul.
And to the weary rest.
3 Jesus, my Shepherd, Saviour, Friend;
My Prophet, Priest, and King;
My Lord, my Life, my Way, my End,-->
Accept the praise I bring.
4 I would thy boundless love proclaim
With every fleeting breath ;
So shall the music of thy name
Refresh my soul in death.
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I Lord. I hear of showers of blessing
Thou art scattering full and free —
Showers the thirsty land refieshing;
Let some droppings fall on me.
Cho, — Even me, even me,
Let thy blessing fall on mc
3 Pass me not. O gracious Father 1
Sinful though my heart may be ;
Thou might'st leave me, but the rather
Let thy mercy fall on me.
3 Pass me not, O teiider Saviour I
Let me love and cling to thee;
I am longing for thy favor ;
Whilst thou'rt calling, oh, call me.
4 Pass me not, O mighty Spirit I
Thou can'st make the blind to
Witnesser of Jesus* merit,
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1. I have foand a friend di - yine, Wont you love him too ?
2. Oh, how dear his name to me, Wont you love him too?
3. Heav - y - lad - en, care - oppressed, Wont you love him too ?
4. Cast yonr bur - den at his feet, Wont you love him too ?
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None can save your soul but he. Wont you love him too?
How he longs to give you rest, Wont you love him too ?
There is par - don pure and sweet, Wont you love him too ?
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TrnitiAg Jeini, that ii all
I Simply trusting every day;
Trusting, though a stormy way ;
Even when my faith is small,
Trusting Jesus, that is all.
Cho. — Trusting him while life shall last.
Trusting him till earth is past, —
Till within the jasper wall —
Trusting Jesus, that is all.
9 Brightly doth his Spirit shine
Into this poor heart of mine;
While he leads. I cannot fall.
Trusting Jesus, that is all.
3 Singinr, if my way is clear;
Praying, if the path is drear;
If in danger, for him call —
Trusting Jesus, that is all.
4 Trusting as the moments fly.
Trusting as the days go by.
Trusting him whate'er befall —
Trusting Jesus, that is all.
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Ye chosen seed of Israel's race,
Ye ransomed from the fall.
Hail him who saves you by his graot^
And crown him Lord of all.
Sinners, whose love can ne'er foiget
The wormwood and the gall ;
Go. spread your trophies at his feel.
And crovyn him Lord of alL
Let every kindred, every tribe.
On this terrestrial ball.
To him all majesty ascribe.
And crown him Lord of alL
O that with yonder sacred throng
We at his feet may fall ;
We'll join the everlasting song,
. And crown him Lord of alL
Bleit be the tie.
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There is a fountain filled with blood
Drawn from Immanuel's veins;
And sinners, plunged beneath that flood.
Lose all their guilty stains.
a The dying thief rejoiced to see
That fountain in his day ;
And there may I. though vile as he,
Wash all my sins away.
3 Thou dying Lamb I thy precious blood
Shall never lose its power.
Till all the ransomed Church of God
Are saved, to sin no more.
4 E'er since, by faith. I saw the stream
Thy flowing wounds supply.
Redeeming love has been my theme,
And shall be till I die.
Cororatioii.
Blest be the tie that binds
Our hearts in Christian love;
The fellowship of kindred minds
Is like to that above.
Before our Father's throne
We pour our ardent prayers ;
Our fears, our hopes, our aims are ou
Our comforts and our cares.
We share our mutual woes,
Our mutual burdens bear ;
And often for each other flows
The sympathising tear.
When we asunder part.
It gives us inward pain;
But we shall still be joined in heart.
And hope to meet again.
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All hail the power of Jesus' namel
Let angels prostrate fall ;
Bring forth the royal diadem.
And crown him Lord of alL
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How gentle God's commands 1
How kind his precepts arel
Come, cast your burdens on the Lord
And trust his constant care.
Beneath his watchful eye
His saints securely dwell ;
That hand which bears all nature iq>
Shall guard his children well.
Why should this anxious load
Press down your weary mind ?
Haste to your heavenly Father's throi
And sweet refreshment find.
His goodness stands approved,
Unchanged from day to day :
I'll drop my burden at his feet.
And bear a song away.
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Jmo. R Swbnbv.
1. We are pilgrims looking home, Sad and wea- ry oft we roam, But we
2. O these tender broken ties, How they dim our aching eyes/But like
3. When our fettered^souls are free, Far beyond the narrow sea, And we
4 Thro' our pilgrim journey here, Tho' the night is sometimes drear, Let us
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jewels they will shine in the morning; When our victor palms we bear. And our
hear the Saviour's voice in the morning; When ourgoldensheaves webringTo the
watch and persevere till the morning; Then our highest tribute raise For the
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feet of Christ our King, What a chorus we shall sing in the morn- ing.
love that crowns our days. And to Jesus give the praise in the mom- ing.
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WhttlafM«ad.
X What a Friend we have in Jesus,
All our sins and griefs to bear I
What a priveledge to carry
Everything to God in prayer I
P what peace we often forfeit,
O what needless pain we bear.
All because we do not carry
Everything to God in prayer I
a Have we trials and temptations ?
Is there trouble anywhere ?
We should never be discouraged.
Take it to the Lord in prayer.
Can we find a friend so faithful
Who will all our sorrows share ?
Jesus knows our every weakness.
Take it to the Lx>rd in prayer.
Book of Agei.
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Rock of Ages, cleft for me.
Let me hide myself in thee ;
Let the water and the blood,
From thy wounded side which flowed,
Be of sin the double cure,
Save from wrath and make me pure,
a Could my tears forever flow,
Could my zeal no languor know ;
These for sin could not atone ;
Thou must save, and thou alone ;
In my hand no price I bring.
Simply to thy cross I cling.
3 While I draw this fleeting breath.
When my eyes shall close in death.
When I rise to worlds unknown.
And behold thee on thy throne.
Rock of Ages, cleft for me,
Let me hide myself in thee.
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Beforo tKe Croii.
X My faith looks up to thee.
Thou Lamb of Calvary,
Saviour divine :
Now hear me while I pray,
Take^Jl my guilt away,
O let me from this day
Be wholly thine.
a May thy rich ^raoe impart
Strength to my fidnting heart.
My zeal inspire ;
As thou htut died for me,
O may my love to thee
Pure, warm, and changeless be,-
A living fire.
3 While life's dark maze I tread.
And griefs around me spread.
Be thou my guide ;
Bid darkness turn to day,
Wipe sorrow's tears away.
Nor let me ever stray
From thee aside.
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Happy Bay.
X O HAPPY day, that fixed my choice
On thee, my Saviour and my God!
Well may this glowing heart rejoice.
And tell its rapture all abroad.
Oltf.~ Happy day, happy day.
When Jesus washed my sins away ;
He taught me how to watch and pra
And live rejoicing every day;
Happy day. happy day.
When Jesus washed my sins away.
a 'Tis done, the great transaction's done-
I am my Lord's and he is mine ;
He drew me, and I followed on.
Charmed to confess the voice divine
3 Now rest, my long divided heart:
Fixed on this blissful centre, rest
Nor ever from thy Lord depart.
With him of every good possessed.
168 Bwoot Hour of Prayor. \
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Sweet hour of prayer, sweet hour of praye
That calls me from a world of care.
And bids me at my Father's throne
Make all my wants and wishes known I
In seasons of distress and grief
My soul has often found relief,
Aiid oft escaped the tempter's snare
By thy return, sweet hour of prayer.
Sweet hour of prayer, sweet hour of praye
Thy wings shall my petition bear
To him, whose truth and faithfulnesj
Engage the waiting soul to bless :
And since he bids me seek his face.
Believe his word, and trust his grace,
I'll cast on him my every care,
And wait for thee, sweet hour of praya
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1. Brother for ChriBt's kingdom sighing, Help a lit- tie, help a lit- tie
2. Is thy cup made sad hy tri-al? Help a lit- tie, help a lit- tie
3. Though no wealth to thee is giv- en, Help a lit- tie, help a lit- tie
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Help to lift each fisJlen brother,
Help Just a little.
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5 Tho' thy life is pressed with sorrow,
Help a little, help a little ;
Bravely look t'ward God's to-morrow^
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170 l>«pth of Kemr.
I Dkpth of mercy I can there be
Mercy still reserved for me ?
Can my God his wrath forbear?
Me. the chief of sinners, spare 7
Oktf.— God is love I I know. 1 feel ;
Jesus lives, and loves me still*
Jesus lives,
He lives and loves me still.
• I have long withstood his grace.
Long provoked him to his face :
Would not hearken to his calls ;
Grieved him by a thousand fallii.
3 Now incline me to repent ;
Let me now my sins lament ;
Now my foul revolt deplore.
Weep, believe, and sin no more.
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That calls me, I^ord. to thee.
For cleansing in thy precious blood
That flowed on Calvary.
Cko. — I am coming. Lord.
Coming now to thee !
Wash me, cleanse me in the blood
That flowed on Calvary.
O Though coming weak and vile.
Thou dost my strength assure ;
Thou «iost my vileness fully cleanse,
Till spotless all and pure.
3 'Tis Jesus calls me on
To perfect faith and love,
To perfect hope, and peace, and trust,
For earth and heaven above.
4 All hail, atoning blood!
All hail, redeeming grace 1
All hail, the gift of Christ our Lord,
Our Strength and Righteousness I
172 The Home Oyer There.
X Oh, think of the home over there,
By the side of the river of light,
Where the saints, all immortal and fair,
Are robed in their garments of white.
I^e/. — Over there, over there.
Oh, think of the home over there.
O Oh, think of the friends over there,
Who before us the journey have trod,
Of the songs that they breathe on the air,
In their borne in the palace of God.
/de/. — Over there, over there.
Oh, think of the friends over there.
3 My Saviour is now over there.
There my kindred and friends are at rest;
Then away from my sorrow and care.
Let me fly to the land of the blest .
Jff/", — Over there, over there.
My Saviour is now over there.
4 I'll soon be at home over there,
For the end of my journey I see ;
Many dear to my heart, over there.
Are watching and waiting for me.
lie/. — Over there, over there,
I'll soon be at home over there.
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I He leadeth me! O blessed thought!
O words with heavenly comfort fraught I
Whate'er I do, where'er I be.
Still 'tis God's hand that leadeth me.
Cho, — He leadeth me, he leadeth me,
By his own hand he leadeth me:
His faithful follower I would be.
For by his hand he leadeth me.
s Sometimes 'mid scenes of deepest gloom.
Sometimes where Eden's bowers bloom.
By waters still, o'er troubled sea, —
Still 'tis his hand thit leadeth me I
3 Lord, I would cla^ thy hand in mine.
Nor ever murmur nor repine.
Content, whatever lot I see,
Since 'tis my God that leadeth me I
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My country I 'tis of thee,
Sweet land of liberty,
Of thee I sing:
Land where my fathers died I
Land of the pilgrims' pride I
From every mountain side
Let freedom rin^;!
My native country, thee.
Land of the noble, free.
Thy name I love;
I love thy rocks and rills.
Thy woods and templed hills:
My heart with rapture thrills
Like that above.
Our fathers' God ! to thee,
Author of liberty.
To thee we sing ;
Long may our land be bright
With freedom's holy light;
Protect us by thy might.
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Jmo. R. Swvnsv.
1. One more day its twilight bringi^ One more dajr its shadow
2. One more day of conflict passed, One more vie - fry gained at
3. One more day of reaping o'er, One more sheaf to crown our
4. Savioar, when as now we rest, Leaning, trust - ing on thy
flings;
last;
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breast,
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176 l»*vi«iir, likt a Shephtrd.
Saviour, like a shq>herd -lead uf ,
Much we need thy tend'rest care,
In thy pleasant pastures feed us,
For our use thy folds prepare;
1: Blessed Jesus, blessed Jesus,
Thou hast bought us, thine we are. :||
We are thine, do thou befriend us.
Be the Guardian of our way ;
Keep thy flock, from sin defend us.
Seek us when we go astray ;
J: Blessed Jesus, blessed Jesus,
Hear, oh, hear us when we pray. :|
Thou hast promised to receive us,
Poor and sinful though we be ;
Thou hast mercy to relieve us,
Grace to cleanse, and power to free;
I : Blessed Jesus, blessed Jesus,
We will early turn to thee. : |
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I Love to Tell the Story.
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X I LOVE to tell the Story
Of unseen things above.
Of Jesus and his glory,
Of Jesus and his love ;
I love to tell the Story,
Because I know it's true;
It satisfies my longings,
As nothing else would do.
d^.— I love to tell the Story I
'Twill be my theme in glory.
To tell the Old, Old Story
Of Jesus and his love.
• I love to tell the Story f
More wonderful it seems,
Than all the golden fancies
Of all our golden dreams;
I love to tell the Story I
It did so much for me;
And that is just the reason
I tell it now to thee.
3 I love to tell the Story I
For those who know it best
Seem hungering and thirsting
To hear it, like the rest ;
And when, in scenes of glory,
I sing the NEW, NEW SoNO,
Tm)} be the Old, Old Story
TbMt I have loved so long.
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Jesus, lover of my soul.
Let me to thy biosom fly.
While the nearer waters roll.
While the tempest still is high.
Hide me. O my Saviour, hide,
Till the storm of life is past;
Safe into the haven guide,
O, receive my soiH at last.
Other refuge have I none ;
Hangs my helpless soul on thea;
Leave, oh, leave me not alone.
Still support and comfort me :
All my trust on thee is stayed.
All my help from thee I bring;
Cover my defenceless head
With the shadow of thy wing I
Thou, O Christ, art all I want;
More than all in thee I find ;
Raise the f<illen, cheer the faint.
Heal the sick, and lead the blind.
Just and holy is thy name,
I am all unrighteousness:
False and full of sin I am.
Thou art full of truth and grace.
Plenteous grace with thee is found,
Grace to cover all my sin ;
Let the healing streams abound ;
Make and keep me pure within.
Thou of I'fe the fountain art,
Freely let me take of thee:
Spring thou up within my hearty
Rise to all eternity.
There ii a Land.
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There is a land of pure delight.
Where saints immortal reign;
Eternal day excludes the night.
And pleasures banish pain ;
There everlasting Spring abides.
And never-whith'ring flowers;
Death, like a narrow sea, divides
This heavenly land from ours.
Sweet fields bevond the swelling flood
Stand dressed in living green ;
So to the Jews old Canaan stood,
While fcrdan rolled between ;
Could we but climb where M6ses stood,
And vievTtHe landscape o'er, {flood
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I From " Our Sabbath Home," by per.] Wm. J. Kmkpatxicx.
1. I hope to meet you all in glo - 17, When the stonns of life are o*er ;
2. I hope to meet you all in glo- ry, By the tree of life so £Edr;
3. I hope to meet you all in glo - ry, Round the Saviour's throne ahove:
4. I hope to meet you all in glo - ry, When my work on earth is o*er;
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I hope to praise our dear Redeem- er For the grace that brought me there.
I hope to Join the ransomed arm - y Singing now redeem- ing love.
I hope to dasp your hands rejoic- ing On the bright e - ter - nal diore.
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1. While straggling thro' this vale of tears I want more &ith in Je- sas ; A-
2. To war against the foes with- in I want more fiiith in Je-sus; To
3. To brave the storms that here I meet I want more fiiith in J»- sns ; To
4. I want a fiuth that works by love, A constant faith in Je - sns ; A
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mid tempta-tions, cares, and fears, I want more &ith in Je - sns.
rise a - hove the powers of sin I want more faith in Je - sns.
rest con - fid - ing at his feet I want more faith in Je - sns.
&ith tiiat mountains can remove, A liv - ing fidth in Je - sus.
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1 VvE reached the land of corn and wine,
Audall its riches freely mine ;
Here shines undimmed one blissful day,
For all my night has passed away.
Cho. — Beulah land, sweet Benlah land,
As on thy highest mount I stand,
I look away across the sea,
Where mansions are prepared for me,
And view the shining glory shore,
Jfr Iiearen, mj home, for evermore !
Benlah Land.
2 My Saviour comes and walks with mc^
And sweet communion here have we,
He gently leads me by his hand,
For this is heaven's border-land.
'3 A sweet perflime upon the breease
Is borne from ever-vernal trees,
And flowers that never-fading grow
Where streams of life forever flow.
4 The zephyrs seem to float to me
Sweet sounds of heaven's melody,
As angels with the white-robed throng
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All the way long it
Along the river of time .
Always abounding .
Amid these cares and .
Amid the trials which .
Are you ready?
Are you ready for his .
A SINNER LIKE ME, .
A trembling soul I come
At the feast of Belshazr
At the sounding of the .
Away to Jesus, .
Be earnest, my brothers,
Before the cross .
Before thee, O Father, .
Beulah Land. .
Blessed Saviour, my
Blest be the tie that
Bread and to spare.
Bringing in the
Brother for Christ s
By the grace of God
Call and I will
Calvary, .
Care for the desolate.
Cast thy burden
Christ arose. .
Christ for me, .
Christ shall reign
Come and see, .
Come to Jesus,
Come, ye sinners, poor
Dear Sav'r.cleanse
Depth of mercy ; can
Do you wonder that I
Draw ME to thee
Driniung at the
Dropping pennies.
Each heart thy
Eternity ! — where ?
Even hp, .
Ever singing, .
Every day.
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Far as the east
Far away my steps have
Fill me now. .
Follow thou me, says a
For ME, FOR ME. .
Forward march,
Free FROM sin .
From the gloom of un- .
From this hour
Gentle shepherd, .
Go and preach the
God is givine, largely ,
God loved the world .
God so loved the .
Go ye into all the world,
Hail, all hail, the Prince
Hail, hail, hail, beautiful
Hark. hark, my soul, .
Have mercy.
Healing for thee .
Hear the gentle voice ,
Hear the pennies drop- .
Hear US. O Father. .
He leadeth me I O bless-
HELP JUST A LITTLE. .
His child I want to
Hope's bright star, .
Hover o'er me. Holy .
How gentle God's com-
How sweet the name .
Hung'ring and .
am coming, .
am glad, .
have entered Beu-
have found a friend .
have found a place for
hear thy welcome
hope to meet ^you all.
know that my Redeem-
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nfant PRAISK,
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will sing of my Re- .
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jESUS AT THE DOOR, .
Jesus high in glory,
Jesus. I come to thee, .
Jesus is pleading with ,
jESUS LIVES FOREVER.
Jesus, lover of my soul,
Jesus, my faith 1 now .
Jesus my only hope. .
Jesus shed his precious
jesus the Saviour is
Joy bells, .
Joy I joy I joy 1 wonder-
Lamb of God, whose .
Leading souls to Jesus
Lead me to Jesus, my .
Leaning ON Jesus .
Let him in.
Lift the voice in holy .
Lift up your voice .
Light after darkness
Light in our darkness .
Like Jacob in his Bethel
Linger not, linger not, .
Little voices, happy
Look aloft.
Looking unto Jesus,
Look not on the clouds
Lord, I care not for
Lord, I come repenting.
Lord. I hear of showers
Lord, weak and im-
Lo I the day is breaking
Low in the grave he lay,
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My country ! 'tis of thee
My faith looks up to
My Father is rch in
My heart is fixed,
My Lord and my.
My Redeemer, .
My soul shall rejoice
My way is dreary and
Nature's praise.
Nearer, my God, to thee
Never delay, .
Not here! not here!
Now, boys, attend,
O for a closer walk
O good old way. how
O happy day. that fixed
O happy day 1 what a
Oh, bliss of the purified
Oh, my cup is overflow
Oh, sometimes the
Oh, think of the home
Oh, to be over yonder.
On Calvary's brow my
One more day its twi-
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On my way to Zion.
Only remembered,
O prodigal, dont stay a>
O RECEIVE HIM, .
O Saviour, precious
Our reaping song.
Outside the fold,
Overcomers,
Peter on the troubled
Pleading with thee
Praise the lord.
Praise the Lord Je-
Rray for the fallen ; oh.
Precious, precious blood
Pretty, golden sunbeams
Redeemed, praise .
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Remember Calvary,
Repeat the story o'er .
Rest by and by.
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Room for my Saviour .
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Saviour, break this
Saviour, like a shep-
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SHALL I BE SAVED TO-
Shining for thee, .
Should the summons. .
Show mb the rock, .
Simply trusting every .
Sing of his mighty .
Sing with me of a Sav- .
Sing, ye people, loud .
Sinner, to the Saviour .
Songs in the calm. .
Sound,sound thejubilee»
Sowing in the morning.
Stand at your post,
Sun of my soul, thou .
Sunshine. .
Sweet hour of prayer, .
The angels are
The bosom of my .
The child of a King,
The children to Jesus .
The Cross and the
The cross forever, .
The golden spires are .
The great beyond,.
The handwriting .
The HALF was never
The home-land ! oh, .
The Lord of Life, .
The numberless
The new name, .
The new song. .
There are songs of joy .
There is a fountain filled
There is a land of pure
There is pardon sweet
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